Method to identify a novel class of immunologic adjuvants

ABSTRACT

Methods of identifying an adjuvant capable of activating dendritic cells including measuring expression level genes in skin of an animal prior to exposure to a test compound, wherein the genes are known to be upregulated or downregulated in the skin of the animal in response to topical application of dibutyl phthalate (DBP) to skin of said animal; exposing skin of an animal of the same species to the test compound; measuring expression level of the genes in the skin of the animal after exposure to the test compound; and comparing expression level of the genes measured before and after exposure to the test compound, wherein an increase or decrease in expression level of the genes following exposure to the test compound indicates that the test compound is capable of activating dendritic cells. Also included are compositions that induce dendritic cell migration and modulate expression level of genes in skin cells.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application claims benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No.61/472,575 filed Apr. 6, 2011, which is hereby incorporated by referencein its entirety.

STATEMENT REGARDING FEDERALLY SPONSORED R&D

This invention was made with government support under funds awarded byThe National Institutes of Health (R44AI072925). The government hascertain rights in the invention.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

Methods of identifying a novel class of immunologic adjuvants thatactivate dendritic cells.

DESCRIPTION OF THE RELATED ART

Dendritic cells are found in virtually all mammalian tissues where theyreside for long periods of time in an inactive state, provided thetissue is not perturbed by an infectious pathogen or by some otherphysical threat to the integrity of the organism. When a pathogen orphysical danger appears, the nearby quiescent dendritic cells becomeactivated. This activation involves release of the cells from thesurrounding tissue and their migration to and through lymphatic vesselsand into the draining lymph node. During this process, the dendriticcells undergo numerous changes in their gene expression and functionalcapacities that enable them to process molecules found in theirenvironment at the time of their activation and display them in theantigen-binding sites of their MHC class I and II surface molecules. Thecells also start to express high levels of chemokines, cytokines andco-stimulatory molecules that enable them to activate naive T cells inthe draining lymph node to the antigens they brought with them from thetraumatized tissue.

In the last two decades, many details of the mechanisms that activatedendritic cells have been elucidated. The general process wherebypathogens and danger signals are recognized and host cells respond todefend the organism has been termed “innate immunity.” Dendritic cellsare key players in the defense of the host because their innate immuneresponse to pathogens and danger signals results in activation ofantigen-specific acquired immunity. Antigen-specific acquired immunitycan provide the individual with a lifetime's worth of protection againstindividual infectious pathogens. Moreover, the efficacy of vaccinesdepends upon their ability to activate the innate immune responsewithout risking infection by a pathogen. Immunologic adjuvants performthis function in modern vaccines that lack a viable, replicatingpathogen capable of infecting the host.

A dominant system whereby dendritic cells and other cells involved inthe innate immune response recognize pathogens or danger signals is thefamily of Toll-like receptors (TLR). TLRs are pattern recognitionreceptors that recognize molecular features common to a whole class ofpathogens or danger signals (reviewed in Kawai, T. and Akira, S. 2010“The role of pattern-recognition receptors in innate immunity: update onToll-like receptors” Nature Immunology 11:373-383). There are about adozen known TLRs. Thus, a limited number of receptors can recognize anunlimited array of potential pathogens, and a common system of geneactivation pathways leads to a host defense response that eliminates thepathogen or counteracts the physical danger (TLR and Innate ImmunityPathways, SA Biosciences, 2010; on the world-wide-web atsabiosciences.com/pathwaymagazine/pathways7/toll-like-receptors-and-innate-immunity.php).

The mammalian transcriptional network activated by TLR ligands inprimary dendritic cells has recently been identified (Amit, I. et al.2009 “Unbiased reconstruction of a mammalian transcriptional networkmediating pathogen responses” Science 326:257-263). An unbiasedgenome-wide mRNA expression analysis of 14,000 genes in the dendriticcell response to 5 TLR ligands over a 24-hour period identified 1,800genes whose transcription was perturbed 1.7-fold or more by TLRactivation. The 5 ligands used span the range of pathogens recognized bythe TLR system, so the dendritic cell responses detected were broadlyrepresentative of dendritic cell activation by the dominant innateimmune recognition system. From prior phenotypic and functionalanalyses, it is clear that the 24-hour period of ligand exposure wassufficient to detect all of the downstream activation events that resultin the ability of dendritic cells to activate naive T and B cells.

We previously identified an initial group of small lipophilic moleculesthat can traverse the stratum corneum, activate skin dendritic cells andinduce their migration to the draining lymph node (U.S. Pat. No.6,210,672). For example, such lipophilic molecules may include dibutylphthalate, dibutyl-D-tartarate, N,N-diethyl-toluamide, dibutylfumarate,di(2-ethylhexyl)fumarate, diisooctylmaleate, diethylhexylmaleate,diisooctylfumarate, benzoic acid, behenylmaleate, dioctylphthalate,dibutylmaleate, dioctymaleate, dibutylsuccinate, dioctylsuccinate,dinonylphthalate, diisononylphthalate, dimethylphthalate,diethylphthalate, dipropylphthalate, diphenylphthalate,dibenzylbutylphthalate, diethylmethylphthalate and camphor. The mosteffective of these, dibutylphthalate (DBP), results in a 10- to 100-foldincrease in the number of activated dendritic cells in the drainingnode. This response occurs in the absence of antigen. We subsequentlydemonstrated that topical application of these molecules over the siteof antigen delivery into the skin results in a potent immunologicadjuvant effect, enhancing both cellular and antibody immunity to theantigen (U.S. Pat. No. 7,229,621).

When DBP was applied to the skin of mice injected intradermally withadjuvant-free peptide (SIINFEKL) or protein (OVA) antigen, there was adramatic increase in T cell and antibody responses. Peptide-bearingactivated dendritic cells in the draining lymph node were increased40-fold by topical DBP. Protective and therapeutic tumor-specificimmunity were induced by topical DBP when antigen alone was ineffective.Topical DBP induced a 16-fold increase in the IgG1 Ab response to OVAadsorbed to alum and increased the IgG2c response 26-fold. Thus, DBP notonly increased the total Ab but also balanced the isotypes produced.Consequently, when 60% of mice given a high dose of alum-adsorbed OVAsuccumbed to anaphylaxis, all of the mice survived when given the samedose but also treated with topical DBP.

We tested topical DBP as an adjuvant for a limiting dose of Fluzonevaccine injected i.d. in mice. None of the mice injected with Fluzonealone produced protective HAI titers, while all of the mice injectedwith Fluzone plus topical DBP had HAI titers>1:40; the difference intiters was highly significant (p<0.005). Serum antibodies of all IgGisotypes were highly significantly increased by topical DBP. Moreimportantly, IgA Ab in bronchoalveolar lavage was highly significantlyincreased by topical DBP and remained undiminished 6 months afterimmunization. Using a split virion vaccine made from mouse-adapted PR8,mice survived a lethal dose of virus if given topical DBP with thevaccine but not when given the vaccine alone.

Multiple topical doses of DBP give no histologic evidence ofinflammation in the skin. Using the known transdermal transport rate ofDPB on human skin in vivo, the maximum absorbed dose resulting fromtopical use of DBP as an adjuvant would be no higher than the amount weingest daily and five logs lower than the LOEL (lowest observed eventlevel) in pregnant rats.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

Some embodiments relate to a method of identifying a candidate adjuvantcapable of activating dendritic cells, the method comprising:

a) measuring expression level of a plurality of genes in skin of ananimal prior to exposure to a test compound, wherein the plurality ofgenes are known to be upregulated or downregulated in the skin of theanimal in response to topical application of dibutyl phthalate (DBP) toskin of said animal;

b) exposing skin of an animal of the same species to the test compound;

c) measuring expression level of the plurality of genes in the skin ofthe animal after exposure to the test compound; and

d) comparing expression level of the plurality of genes measured insteps (a) and (c), wherein an increase or decrease in expression levelof the plurality of genes following exposure to the test compound by apre-determined change in expression level indicates that the testcompound is capable of activating dendritic cells.

In some embodiments, the pre-determined change in expression level isselected from the group consisting of: (a) an increase by a factor of atleast 2; and (b) a decrease by a factor of at least 2.

In some embodiments, the plurality of genes is selected from the groupof genes listed in Tables 1-5 and in Table 8, Nos. 1-215.

In some embodiments, the plurality of genes are significantlyupregulated by Toll-like Receptor (TLR) stimulation of dendritic cells.

In some embodiments, the plurality of genes comprises early responsegene(s).

In some embodiments, the increase in gene expression is measured using aweighted average.

In some embodiments, gene expression is measured using an arraycomprising a substrate and a plurality of polynucleotide probes affixedto the substrate.

In some embodiments, the array comprises a plurality of polynucleotideprobes that are specifically complementary to said plurality of genes.

Some embodiments relate to a method of identifying a candidateimmunological adjuvant capable of activating dendritic cells, the methodcomprising:

(a) identifying genes whose expression levels are upregulated ordownregulated in skin of an animal in response to topical application ofDBP and DBP analogs;

(b) quantifying the levels of activated dendritic cells in draininglymph nodes of said animal in response to topical application of DBP andDBP analogs;

(c) determining a model of activity of the DBP and DBP analogs, whereina level of activated dendritic cells in draining lymph nodes measured inresponse to topical application of DBP and DBP analogs is correlatedwith the genes whose expression levels are upregulated or downregulatedin response to topical application of DBP and DBP analogs; and

(d) determining whether a test compound is a candidate immunologicaladjuvant capable of activating dendritic cells on the basis of whethertopical application of the test compound results in upregulation ordownregulation of genes comparable to genes that show upregulation ordownregulation in response to DBP or a DBP analog that leads toincreased levels of activated dendritic cells in draining lymph nodes ofsaid animal.

In some embodiments, the model of activity of the DBP and DBP analogs isselected from the group consisting of Bayesian additive regression trees(BART), multivariate adaptive regression splines (MARS),gradient-boosted generalized linear models (GLMs), and baggedgeneralized linear models.

In some embodiments, the genes whose expression levels are upregulatedor downregulated are selected from the group of genes listed in:

(a) Table 8, Nos. 216-436 determined by the Wilcoxin model and the genesdetermined by the Wilcoxin model that are in common with genes listed asNos. 1-215 of Table 8;

(b) Table 8, Nos. 437-794 determined by the Kendall model and the genesdetermined by the Kendall genes that are in common with genes listed asNos. 1-215 of Table 8; and

(c) Table 9.

Some embodiments relate to an array comprising:

(a) a solid support; and

(b) a plurality of polynucleotide probes immobilized on said solidsupport,

wherein the plurality of polynucleotide probes are capable ofhybridizing to at least 10 genes listed in Tables 1-5 and Table 8,optionally including one or more control probes.

In some embodiments, the array is a microarray.

In some embodiments of array, the plurality of polynucleotide probes iscapable of hybridizing to at least 10 of the 384 genes listed in Table9.

Some embodiments relate to a kit comprising the array and instructionsfor test compound screening and quantification of gene expression usingthe microarray.

Some embodiments relate to a method of monitoring the efficacy of acandidate adjuvant compound in a subject comprising:

a) measuring baseline expression of a plurality of genes known to beupregulated or downregulated in skin in response to topical applicationof DBP;

c) topically applying to the skin of said subject the candidate adjuvantcompound,

d) measuring the expression of the plurality of genes after exposure ofthe to the candidate adjuvant compound, and

e) comparing expression levels of the plurality of genes before andafter exposure to the candidate adjuvant compound, wherein a change inexpression of any of the one or more of the plurality of genes by atleast two-fold following exposure to the candidate adjuvant compoundindicates that the compound is an effective adjuvant.

In some embodiments, the one or more genes are early response gene(s).

In some embodiments, the plurality of genes are significantlyupregulated by Toll-like Receptor (TLR) stimulation.

In some embodiments, an expression level of the plurality of genes isknown to be increased in activated dendritic cells.

Some embodiments relate to a composition comprising:

a lipophilic molecule having a molecular weight of less than 500 daltonsthat induces dendritic cell migration and modulates expression level ofgenes in skin cells, wherein at least 20% of genes whose expressionlevel is increased or decreased by at least 2-fold by DBP are alsoincreased or decreased, respectively, by at least 2-fold by saidlipophilic molecule, wherein the lipophilic molecule is not DBP, and apharmaceutically acceptable carrier.

Some embodiments relate to a vaccine comprising an antigen and alipophilic molecule of less than 500 daltons, wherein the moleculeinduces dendritic cell migration and modulates expression level of genesin skin cells, wherein at least 20% of genes whose expression level isincreased or decreased by at least 2-fold by DBP are also increased ordecreased, respectively, by at least 2-fold by said lipophilic molecule,wherein the molecule is not DBP.

Some embodiments relate to a method of inducing an immune response in asubject comprising administering a vaccine disclosed herein to asubject.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1. Topical Adjuvants Lack Toll-Like Receptor (TLR) AgonistActivity.

FIG. 2. 48 hr Response of Wild-Type and Caspase-1^(−/−) Mice to TopicalFITC+DBP.

FIG. 3. Flowcytometric analysis of aryl hydrocarbon receptor −/−(Ahr−/−) response to topical DBP.

FIG. 4. IgG1 response to OVA with adjuvant.

FIG. 5. IgG2b response to OVA with adjuvant.

FIG. 6. IgG2c response to OVA with adjuvant.

FIG. 7. DBP Analogs Used—Nomenclature.

FIG. 8. Activity of DBP analogs plotted as a function of topicaltreatment with DBP analog vs. activated dendritic cells/lymph node 48hours after treatment.

FIG. 9. Vaccination with influenza vaccine (Fluzone), with and withoutadjuvant.

FIG. 10. Vaccination with influenza vaccine (Fluzone), with and withoutdibutyl L tartrate (DBlT) adjuvant.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT

It is desirable to identify additional compounds that act asimmunological adjuvants in a manner similar to the initially identifiedgroup of small lipophilic molecules that we previously identified.However, in the absence of any knowledge of the receptor(s) for thesetopical adjuvants, identification of additional active molecules withpreviously utilized methodologies would be tedious and time consumingsince previous assays were performed in live animals, followed byanalysis of the cellular response in the draining lymph node 1-3 dayslater, or followed by subsequent measurement of an antigen-specificimmune response.

Methods for automated high-throughput isolation of total RNA alreadyexist (e.g., robotic systems such as the RNEASY 96 BIOROBOT 9640 byQiagen), and rapid high-throughput PCR-based focused arrays can easilybe constructed with a limited number of genes, e.g., 100-400 genes.Thus, the methodology currently exists to design and execute a rapidhigh-throughput screening to identify a novel class of immunologicadjuvants.

We disclose a simple method that can be used by anyone skilled in theart to screen large numbers of molecules rapidly for their potential tofunction as immunologic adjuvants in a manner similar to the moleculeswe have previously identified. This screening method enables theidentification of molecules that have increased adjuvant activity, alterthe nature of the subsequent immune response, and/or have decreasedadverse effects.

Our immunologic adjuvants do not use the dominant pathogen and dangersignal recognition systems. Yet, activation of dendritic cells by oursmall molecules results in a potent immunological adjuvant effect. Theseobservations, combined with our previously disclosed data, indicate thatwe have identified members of a class of immunologic adjuvants that usean unidentified novel recognition system whereby inactive dendriticcells can become activated to enhance the immunogenicity of vaccineantigens.

In some embodiments, the immunological adjuvants are lipophilicmolecules having a molecular weight of less than 500 daltons, whereinthe molecules induce dendritic cell migration and modulate expressionlevel of genes in skin cells in a manner similar to DBP.

Using our gene expression data and publicly known transcriptionalnetworks, we designed simple and efficient screens to identify othermolecules that have the functional properties of our immunologicadjuvants. The key elements for design of the disclosed method toidentify immunologic adjuvants are:

1. Our topical adjuvants induce the same phenotypic changes in naïve,non-activated dendritic cells as those induced by TLR and NALPinflammasome ligands (U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,210,672 and 7,229,621).

2. The mammalian transcriptional network activated by TLR ligands innaïve primary dendritic cells has been identified (Amit, I. et al. 2009,supra).

3. Our topical adjuvants have no TLR agonist activity (see Example 1).

The preceding information enabled us to develop methods to identify themolecular signature characteristic of our previously identified topicaladjuvants. In these methods, mammalian skin cells are exposed to ourtopical adjuvants in vivo, followed by extraction of total RNA atvarious time points thereafter, including the earliest time points thatreveal transcription perturbed by our topical adjuvants. The extractedRNA is analyzed by whole genome array, (e.g., using the same chips asthose used for TLR ligand-induced transcriptional analyses of the samemammalian species).

The present disclosure encompasses gene expression profiles produced inresponse to dibutylphthalate (DBP) exposure. We disclose that such geneexpression profiles correlate with dendritic cell activity at a cellularlevel (Amit, I. et al. supra) and can be used in methods for screeningpotential dendritic cell activation agents. Additionally, the inventionincludes microarrays used to measure the expression of particular setsof genes. Referring to Tables 1-6 at the end of Example 5, we disclosethe identities of genes that are upregulated in response to topicaltreatment of mice with DBP. Among these upregulated genes, we haveidentified 33 early response genes and 340 genes previously known toexhibit increased expression in activated dendritic cells. The sum ofthese early response genes and genes known to exhibit increasedexpression in activated dendritic cells is 373 genes, which canconveniently be surveyed by means of a probe array having (e.g., 16 rowsand 24 columns, which is equal to 384 positions).

The invention encompasses a method for screening a test compound fordendritic cell activation properties, the method comprising: providing acell or tissue, measuring expression by the cell or tissue of aplurality of genes selected from Tables 1-5 and Table 8, exposing thecell or tissue to the test compound, and re-measuring the expression bythe cell or tissue of the plurality of genes, wherein the degree ofchange in expression of the plurality of genes corresponds to the degreeof dendritic cell activation by the test compound. In certainembodiments, the degree of change in gene expression of the plurality ofgenes is measured using a weighted average. This method may employscreening any number of genes selected from Tables 1-5 and Table 8, forexample, at least 10, 20, 50, 75, 100, 125, 150, 175 or 200 genes fromTables 1-5 and Table 8 may be screened. This method commonly employs anarray (or “microarray”) comprising a substrate and a plurality ofpolynucleotide probes affixed to the substrate. The array generallycomprises a plurality of polynucleotide probes that are specificallycomplementary to a plurality of genes as shown in Tables 1-5 and Table8.

The invention further encompasses a method for monitoring dendritic cellactivation in cell culture or in a subject during treatment. The methodcomprises taking a baseline reading of gene expression for at least onegene selected from a set of genes known to be up-regulated by DBP;administering DBP (or a derived or related compound, and thenre-measuring the expression of at least one of the genes beingmonitored. In addition to prospective identification of new compounds,such a method may be useful for research to determine the efficacy ofknown compounds.

In some embodiments, the invention includes microarrays comprising a setof genes selected from the genes identified in this disclosure to bedifferentially regulated by DBP by at least two-fold.

In other embodiments, the invention includes microarrays comprising aset of genes selected from the genes identified by using general linearmodeling methods (GLM).

The invention also includes methods of inducing an immune response in asubject against an antigen comprising administering the antigen to thesubject along with an agent, wherein the agent differentially regulatesthe activity or expression of at least one, two, three, four, five, sixor more genes selected from the genes identified in this disclosure tobe differentially regulated by DBP by at least two-fold. The agent maybe DBP or a related or derived compound, or an agent identified by themethod of screening for agents disclosed herein, wherein the agent isidentified on the basis of differentially regulating the activity orexpression of at least one, two, three, four, five, six or more genesselected from the genes identified in this disclosure to be up-regulatedby DBP by at least two-fold. In some embodiments, the agent may beidentified on the basis of GLM methods, such as those disclosed herein.

In the present disclosure, microarray analysis was used to determine thechanges in gene expression profiles of normal epithelial cells afterexposure to DBP. Results of the microarray experiments disclosed hereinare consistent with the dendritic cell activation property of DBP andhelp elucidate its molecular mechanism. Various genes found by thisstudy to be up-regulated by DBP are known to play a role in dendriticcell activation (Amit, I. et al. 2009, supra). It is therefore reasonedthat DBP activates dendritic cells by up-regulating various genes. Suchgenes are disclosed in this study to be up-regulated in the presence ofDBP by greater than two-fold.

Monitoring the expression of these genes can be employed in a number ofmethods useful in therapy, in drug screening and in research intodendritic cell activating compounds. If a change in expression occurs inresponse to the administration of a drug (such as DBP) then the changein expression can reasonably be used as a quantitative marker thatcorrelates with the degree of dendritic cell activation effectiveness ofthe drug treatment. Thus methods involving measurement of geneexpression can be used to monitor efficacy of treatment, and to predictlikely clinical outcomes. In drug screening, an animal or cell cultureis exposed to a compound, and the expression of one or a plurality ofgenes is monitored to screen putative drug candidates. The greater theaverage change in gene expression of the genes in a particular panel(e.g., a panel of genes listed in Tables 1-5 and Table 8), the higherthe score of the drug candidate. Such prioritization is routinely usedby drug discovery companies. Gene expression profiles may be producedusing arrays (microarrays) and quantitatively scored by measuring theaverage change in gene expression for a panel of genes in response toexposure to a set quantity of a compound for a set time. The score maybe weighted by ascribing greater weight to specific genes. For example,a panel of genes may be selected to include the genes shown to bedifferentially regulated in this study. Particular weight may be givento the genes that are known activators of dendritic cells. Algorithmsfor scoring and weighting expression array results are well known in theart and one of skill could readily create or adapt an algorithm for usewith the present methods.

By monitoring one or a plurality of the differentially regulated genesdisclosed in this study before, during and after the administration ofDBP or another agent, efficacy of treatment may be monitored, andclinical outcomes can be better predicted. Such monitoring may be usedto determine appropriate treatment and drug dosages.

The invention further encompasses a method for monitoring dendritic cellactivation in cell culture or in a subject during treatment. The methodcomprises taking a baseline reading of gene expression for at least onegene selected from a set of genes known to be differentially regulatedby DBP; administering DBP (or a derived or related compound); and thenre-measuring the expression of at least one of the genes beingmonitored. Such a method may be useful for research to determine theefficacy of various drugs, combinations of drugs and formulations toactivate dendritic cells to induce an immune response duringimmunization of a subject. Such drugs may include DBP, optionally incombination with other adjuvants.

The invention also includes microarrays comprising at least one or aplurality of genes selected from genes shown in this disclosure to bedifferentially regulated by DBP by at least two-fold (the term“plurality” means two or more). In some embodiments, the microarrayscomprise at least one or a plurality of genes identified on the basis ofGLM methods, such as those disclosed herein. In certain embodiments, themicroarray may include all of the genes identified herein, or it mayinclude a subset. Such a microarray may be employed in the above methodsfor monitoring the gene expression profile of a subject (or cellculture) treated DBP (or a derived or related compound). By looking atchanges in the gene expression profile, a qualitative and/orquantitative assessment can be deduced as to the degree to which genesare differentially regulated in response to a treatment, and thereforethe effectiveness of a treatment may be determined.

The invention further includes methods for screening compounds fordendritic cell activation properties using the arrays described herein.Such methods involve exposure of cultured cells, tissues, organs orwhole animals to a test compound, and the measurement of expression of aplurality of genes before and after exposure to the test compound. Themicroarray used may include probes for detecting any desired number ofthe genes disclosed herein as being differentially regulated in thepresence of DBP. For example the array may include probes for detectingat least 2, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 50, 75, 100, 125, 150, 175, 200, 250,300, 350 or 384 such genes.

Microarrays are well known in the art and consist of a plurality ofpolynucleotides arranged regularly on a substrate such as paper, nylonor other type of membrane, filter, gel, polymer, chip, glass slide, orany other suitable support. The polynucleotides on the substrate bindcomplementary polynucleotides in a sample, thereby forming ahybridization complex and allowing sensitive and accurate detection. Thepolynucleotides may be cDNAs of gene open reading frames (or parts ofgenes) that bind specifically to complimentary mRNAs. Often thepolynucleotides are short oligonucleotides of between about 6 and 25bases in length. In some instances, the mRNAs of the sample may be usedto create an amplified cDNA library (using PCR) and this library maythen be screened using an array. In the present case, a microarray mayinclude one or more polynucleotides or oligonucleotides derived from ofthe genes shown in this disclosure to be differentially regulated by DBPby at least two-fold.

In the present disclosure, the term “polynucleotide” refers to anoligonucleotide, nucleotide, or polynucleotide, and fragments thereof,and to DNA or RNA of genomic or synthetic origin which may be single- ordouble-stranded, and represent the sense or antisense strand.

The above methods may include exposure of a subject or cell culture, orex-vivo or in vitro tissue or organ to DBP or related or derivedcompounds. In the present disclosure “related or derived compounds”include variations of DBP or compounds that are identified on the basisof differentially regulating the activity or expression of at least one,two, three, four, five, six or more genes selected from the genesidentified in this disclosure to be differentially regulated by DBP by:(a) at least two-fold (the term “plurality” means two or more). In someembodiments, the agent may be identified on the basis of GLM methods,such as those disclosed herein.

The microarray data are validated by performing real-timereverse-transcription PCR on selected genes.

It is an object of this disclosure to identify the expression profileswhich are characteristic to dendritic cell activation by DBP. In someembodiments, genes that show enhanced expression in response to DBPtreatment are also know to exhibit increased expression during dendriticcell activation. It is further an object to use the expression profilesin assays to identify agents that can be used as adjuvants in dendriticcell activation in a manner similar to the mechanism of DBP.

In one aspect of the invention, the identification of genes that aredifferentially expressed in dendritic cells in response to treatmentwith DBP is provided, making possible the characterization of theirtemporal regulation and function in dendritic cell activation. Thus,expression profiles, nucleic acids and proteins are provided fordiffering states of dendritic cells, including resting and activateddendritic cells. Thus, the present invention makes possible theidentification and characterization of targets useful in monitoring,rational drug design, and/or therapeutic intervention by activation ofthe immune system.

The invention provides methods of screening drug candidates. Suchmethods entail providing a cell that expresses an expression profilegene selected from the group of genes listed in Tables 1-5 and Table 8.A drug candidate is added to the cell. The effect of the drug candidateon the expression of the gene is then determined.

In some methods the level of expression in the absence of the drugcandidate to the level of expression in the presence of the drugcandidate is compared. In other methods, the cell expresses anexpression profile gene set of at least one expression profile gene, andthe effect of the drug candidate on the expression of the set isdetermined. In some such methods, the profile gene set comprises one ormore genes selected from the genes presented in Tables 1-5 and Table 8,wherein expression of said one or more genes is altered as a result ofthe introduction of the drug candidate.

The invention further provides an array of probes. The array comprises asupport bearing a plurality of nucleic acid probes complementary to aplurality of mRNAs fewer than 1000 in number, wherein the plurality ofmRNA probes includes an mRNA expressed by a gene selected from the groupconsisting of genes listed in Tables 1-5 and Table 8. Some such arrayscomprise a plurality of sets of probes wherein each set of probes iscomplementary to subsequences from an mRNA. In some arrays the probesare cDNA sequences.

DEFINITIONS

The transitional term “comprising” is synonymous with “including,”“containing,” or “characterized by,” is inclusive or open-ended and doesnot exclude additional, unrecited elements or method steps.

The transitional phrase “consisting of” excludes any element, step, oringredient not specified in the claim, but does not exclude additionalcomponents or steps that are unrelated to the invention such asimpurities ordinarily associated therewith.

The transitional phrase “consisting essentially of” limits the scope ofa claim to the specified materials or steps and those that do notmaterially affect the basic and novel characteristic(s) of the claimedinvention.

“Dendritic cells” (DCs) are immune cells forming part of the mammalianimmune system. They function as antigen-presenting cells and act asmessengers between the innate and adaptive immunity. Some dendriticcells are present in tissues that are in contact with the externalenvironment, such as the skin and the inner lining of the nose, lungs,stomach and intestines. For example, Langerhans cells are a specializedtype of skin dendritic cell. Dendritic cells can also be found in animmature state in the blood. Once activated, they migrate to the lymphnodes where they interact with T cells and B cells to initiate and shapethe adaptive immune response.

The term “stratum corneum” refers to a broad zone of 20 to 30 celllayers thick. The dead cell remnants which comprise the stratum corneumare almost completely filled with keratin fibrils and surrounded byhighly ordered lipid bilayers. As long as the epidermis is unbroken, theheavily keratinized stratum corneum presents a formidable physicalbarrier to entry for most foreign substances. The mucous membranes whichline the digestive, respiratory, urinary and reproductive tracts,provide a similar, but less formidable physical barrier, lacking thethick stratum corneum.

When a candidate molecule modulates expression level of genes in skincells in a manner similar to DBP, at least 10%, 15%, 20%, 25%, 30%, 35%,40%, 45%, 50%, 55%, 60%, 65%, 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95% or 100% ofthe genes whose expression level is increased or decreased by at least2-fold by DBP, as identified herein, are also increased or decreased,respectively, by at least 2-fold by said candidate molecule.

The epithelium of both skin and mucous membranes is richly populatedwith immature dendritic cells, called epidermal Langerhans cells anddermal dendritic cells. These phagocytic leukocytes are poised forcapture of antigens which may enter the skin through physical breachesin the stratum corneum. After infection or physical trauma to the skin,signals are generated that induce Langerhans cells to leave theepidermis and migrate into the dermis. There, migrating epidermalLangerhans cells and dermal dendritic cells enter and migrate throughafferent lymphatics to draining lymph nodes, carrying with them anyantigens which had penetrated the protective stratum corneum (i.e.,viral, bacterial, parasitic, allergic). Very small, lipophilic moleculesmay penetrate the intact stratum corneum. Some of these molecules canactivate dendritic cells in the skin.

The term “patient” includes mammals, such as humans, domestic animals(e.g., dogs or cats), farm animals (cattle, horses, or pigs), monkeys,rabbits, rats, mice, and other laboratory animals.

The terms “nucleic acid” or “nucleic acid molecule” refer to adeoxyribonucleotide or ribonucleotide polymer in either single- ordouble-stranded form, and unless otherwise limited, can encompass knownanalogs of natural nucleotides that can function in a similar manner asnaturally occurring nucleotides.

A polynucleotide probe is a single stranded nucleic acid capable ofbinding to a target nucleic acid of complementary sequence through oneor more types of chemical bonds, usually through complementary basepairing, usually through hydrogen bond formation. A polynucleotide probecan include natural (i.e., A, G, C, or T) or modified bases (e.g.,7-deazaguanosine, inosine). Therefore, polynucleotide probes can be5-10,000, 10-5,000, 10-500, 10-50, 10-25, 10-20, 15-25, and 15-20 baseslong. Probe are typically about 10-50 bases long, and are often 15-20bases. In its simplest embodiment, the array includes test probes (alsoreferred to as polynucleotide probes) more than 5 bases long, preferablymore than 10 bases long, and some more than 40 bases long. The probescan also be less than 50 bases long. In some cases, these polynucleotideprobes can range from about 5 to about 45 or 5 to about 50 nucleotideslong or from about 10 to about 40 nucleotides long, or from about 15 toabout 40 nucleotides in length. The probes can also be about 20 or 25nucleotides in length.

In addition, the bases in a polynucleotide probe can be joined by alinkage other than a phosphodiester bond, so long as it does notinterfere with hybridization. Thus, polynucleotide probes can be peptidenucleic acids in which the constituent bases are joined by peptide bondsrather than phosphodiester linkages. The length of probes used ascomponents of pools for hybridization to distal segments of a targetsequence often increases as the spacing of the segments increasedthereby allowing hybridization to be conducted under greater stringencyto increase discrimination between matched and mismatched pools ofprobes.

Relatively short polynucleotide probes can be sufficient to specificallyhybridize to and distinguish target sequences. Therefore, thepolynucleotide probes can be less than 50 nucleotides in length,generally less than 46 nucleotides, more generally less than 41nucleotides, most generally less than 36 nucleotides, preferably lessthan 31 nucleotides, more preferably less than 26 nucleotides, and mostpreferably less than 21 nucleotides in length. The probes can also beless than 16 nucleotides, less than 13 nucleotides in length, less than9 nucleotides in length and less than 7 nucleotides in length.

Typically, arrays can have polynucleotides as short as 10 nucleotides or15 nucleotides. In addition, 20 or 25 nucleotides can be used tospecifically detect and quantify nucleic acid expression levels. Whereligation discrimination methods are used, the polynucleotide arrays cancontain shorter polynucleotides. Arrays containing longerpolynucleotides are also suitable. High density arrays can comprisegreater than about 100, 1000, 16,000, 65,000, 250,000 or even greaterthan about 1,000,000 different polynucleotide probes.

For high throughput screening (e.g., of candidate molecules) by means ofprobe arrays, it us useful to define a limited number of number genesfor survey of the effects of the compounds on gene expression. Forexample, a solid support with 384 probes (e.g., 16 rows×24 columns) mayconveniently be used to survey the effects of a compound on acorrespondingly limited number of genes.

The term “target nucleic acid” refers to a nucleic acid (often derivedfrom a biological sample), to which the polynucleotide probe is designedto specifically hybridize. It is either the presence or absence of thetarget nucleic acid that is to be detected, or the amount of the targetnucleic acid that is to be quantified. The target nucleic acid has asequence that is complementary to the nucleic acid sequence of thecorresponding probe directed to the target. The term target nucleic acidcan refer to the specific subsequence of a larger nucleic acid to whichthe probe is directed or to the overall sequence (e.g., gene or mRNA)whose expression level it is desired to detect. The difference in usagecan be apparent from context.

“Subsequence” refers to a sequence of nucleic acids that comprise a partof a longer sequence of nucleic acids.

“Gene” refers to a unit of inheritable genetic material found in achromosome, such as in a human chromosome. Each gene is composed of alinear chain of deoxyribonucleotides which can be referred to by thesequence of nucleotides forming the chain. Thus, “sequence” is used toindicate both the ordered listing of the nucleotides which form thechain, and the chain which has that sequence of nucleotides. The term“sequence” is used in the same way in referring to RNA chains, linearchains made of ribonucleotides. The gene includes regulatory and controlsequences, sequences which can be transcribed into an RNA molecule, andcan contain sequences with unknown function. Some of the RNA products(products of transcription from DNA) are messenger RNAs (mRNAs) whichinitially include ribonucleotide sequences (or sequence) which aretranslated into a polypeptide and ribonucleotide sequences which are nottranslated. The sequences which are not translated include controlsequences, introns and sequences with unknowns function. It can berecognized that small differences in nucleotide sequence for the samegene can exist between different persons, or between normal cells andcancerous cells, without altering the identity of the gene.

“Gene expression pattern” means the set of genes of a specific tissue orcell type that are transcribed or “expressed” to form RNA molecules.Which genes are expressed in a specific cell line or tissue can dependon factors such as tissue or cell type, stage of development or thecell, tissue, or target organism and whether the cells are normal ortransformed cells, such as cancerous cells. For example, a gene can beexpressed at the embryonic or fetal stage in the development of aspecific target organism and then become non-expressed as the targetorganism matures. Alternatively, a gene can be expressed in liver tissuebut not in brain tissue of an adult human.

Specific hybridization refers to the binding, duplexing, or hybridizingof a molecule only to a particular nucleotide sequence under stringentconditions when that sequence is present in a complex mixture (e.g.,total cellular) DNA or RNA. Stringent conditions are conditions underwhich a probe can hybridize to its target subsequence, but to no othersequences. Stringent conditions are sequence-dependent and are differentin different circumstances. Longer sequences hybridize specifically athigher temperatures. Generally, stringent conditions are selected to beabout 5° C. lower than the thermal melting point (T_(m)) for thespecific sequence at a defined ionic strength and pH. The T_(m) is thetemperature (under defined ionic strength, pH, and nucleic acidconcentration) at which 50% of the probes complementary to the targetsequence hybridize to the target sequence at equilibrium. (As the targetsequences are generally present in excess, at T_(m), 50% of the probesare occupied at equilibrium). Typically, stringent conditions include asalt concentration of at least about 0.01 to 1.0 M Na ion concentration(or other salts) at pH 7.0 to 8.3 and the temperature is at least about30° C. for short probes (e.g., 10 to 50 nucleotides). Stringentconditions can also be achieved with the addition of destabilizingagents such as formamide or tetraalkyl ammonium salts. For example,conditions of 5.times.SSPE (750 mM NaCl, 50 mM Na Phosphate, 5 mM EDTA,pH 7.4) and a temperature of 25-30° C. are suitable for allele-specificprobe hybridizations. (See Sambrook et al. in Molecular Cloning: ALaboratory Manual, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, New York, 2001).

Terms used to describe sequence relationships between two or morenucleotide sequences or amino acid sequences include “referencesequence,” “selected from,” “comparison window,” “identical,”“percentage of sequence identity,” “substantially identical,”“complementary,” and “substantially complementary.”

For sequence comparison, typically one sequence acts as a referencesequence, to which test sequences are compared. When using a sequencecomparison algorithm, test and reference sequences are entered into acomputer, subsequence coordinates are designated, if necessary, andsequence algorithm program parameters are designated. Default programparameters are used. Methods of alignment of sequences for comparisonare well-known in the art. Optimal alignment of sequences for comparisoncan be conducted, e.g., by the local homology algorithm of Smith &Waterman, Adv Appl Math 2:482 (1981), by the homology alignmentalgorithm of Needleman & Wunsch, J Mol Biol 48:443 (1970), by the searchfor similarity method of Pearson & Lipman, Proc Nat'l Acad Sci USA85:2444 (1988), by computerized implementations of these algorithms(GAP, BESTFIT, FASTA, and TFASTA in the Wisconsin Genetics SoftwarePackage, Genetics Computer Group, 575 Science Dr., Madison, Wis.), or bymanual alignment and visual inspection (see, e.g., Current Protocols inMolecular Biology (Ausubel et al., eds 1995 supplement)).

One example of a useful algorithm is PILEUP. PILEUP uses asimplification of the progressive alignment method of Feng & Doolittle,J Mol Evol 35:351-360 (1987). The method used is similar to the methoddescribed by Higgins & Sharp, CABIOS 5:151-153 (1989). Using PILEUP, areference sequence is compared to other test sequences to determine thepercent sequence identity relationship using the following parameters:default gap weight (3.00), default gap length weight (0.10), andweighted end gaps. PILEUP can be obtained from the GCG sequence analysissoftware package, e.g., version 7.0 (Devereaux et al., Nuc Acids Res12:387-395 (1984).

Another example of algorithms that are suitable for determining percentsequence identity and sequence similarity are the BLAST and the BLAST2.0 algorithm, which are described in Altschul et al., J Mol Biol215:403-410 (1990) and Altschul et al., Nucleic Acids Res 25:3389-3402(1977)). Software for performing BLAST analyses is publicly availablethrough the National Center for Biotechnology Information. The BLASTNprogram (for nucleotide sequences) uses as defaults a word length (W) of11, alignments (B) of 50, expectation (E) of 10, M=5, N=−4, and acomparison of both strands. The BLASTP program (for amino acidsequences) uses as defaults a word length (W) of 3, and expectation (E)of 10, and the BLOSLUM62 scoring matrix (see Henikoff & Henikoff, ProcNatl Acad Sci USA 89:10915 (1989)).

The term “molecule” is used broadly to mean an organic or inorganicchemical such as a drug; a peptide, including a variant or modifiedpeptide or peptide-like substance such as a peptidomimetic or peptoid;or a protein such as an antibody or a growth factor receptor or afragment thereof, such as an F_(v), F_(c) or F_(ab) fragment of anantibody, which contains a binding domain. A molecule can benon-naturally occurring, produced as a result of in vitro methods, orcan be naturally occurring, such as a protein or fragment thereofexpressed from a cDNA library.

The term “specific binding” (and equivalent phrases) refers to theability of a binding moiety (e.g., a receptor, antibody, ligand oranti-ligand) to bind preferentially to a particular target molecule(e.g., ligand or antigen) in the presence of a heterogeneous populationof proteins and other biologics (i.e., without significant binding toother components present in a test sample). Typically, specific bindingbetween two entities, such as a ligand and a receptor, means a bindingaffinity of at least about 10⁶ M⁻¹, and preferably at least about 10⁷,10⁸, 10⁹, or 10¹⁰ M⁻¹.

The term “perfect match probe” refers to a probe that has a sequencethat is perfectly complementary to a particular target sequence. Thetest probe is typically perfectly complementary to a portion(subsequence) of the target sequence. The perfect match (PM) probe canbe a “test probe,” a “normalization control” probe, an expression levelcontrol probe and the like. A perfect match control or perfect matchprobe is, however, distinguished from a “mismatch control” or “mismatchprobe.”

The terms “mismatch control” or “mismatch probe” refer to probes whosesequence is deliberately selected not to be perfectly complementary to aparticular target sequence. For each mismatch (MM) control in ahigh-density array there typically exists a corresponding perfect match(PM) probe that is perfectly complementary to the same particular targetsequence. The mismatch can comprise one or more bases. While themismatch(s) can be located anywhere in the mismatch probe, terminalmismatches are less desirable as terminal mismatch is less likely toprevent hybridization of the target sequence.

The term “probe set” comprises at least a plurality of genes perfectlymatched with a known target sequence.

The terms “background” or “background signal intensity” refer tohybridization signals resulting from non-specific binding, or otherinteractions, between the labeled target nucleic acids and components ofthe polynucleotide array (e.g., the polynucleotide probes, controlprobes, or the array substrate). Background signals can also be producedby intrinsic fluorescence of the array components themselves. A singlebackground signal can be calculated for the entire array, or a differentbackground signal can be calculated for each region of the array. Insome embodiments, background is calculated as the average hybridizationsignal intensity for the lowest 1% to 10% of the probes in the array, orregion of the array. In expression monitoring arrays (i.e., where probesare preselected to hybridize to specific nucleic acids (genes), adifferent background signal can be calculated for each target nucleicacid. Where a different background signal is calculated for each targetgene, the background signal is calculated for the lowest 1% to 10% ofthe probes for each gene. Where the probes to a particular genehybridize well and thus appear to be specifically binding to a targetsequence, they should not be used in a background signal calculation.Alternatively, background can be calculated as the average hybridizationsignal intensity produced by hybridization to probes that are notcomplementary to any sequence found in the sample (e.g., probes directedto nucleic acids of the opposite sense or to genes not found in thesample such as bacterial genes where the sample is of mammalian origin).Background can also be calculated as the average signal intensityproduced by regions of the array that lack any probes at all.

The term “quantifying” when used in the context of quantifying nucleicacid abundance or concentrations (e.g., transcription levels of a gene)can refer to absolute or to relative quantification. Absolutequantification can be accomplished by inclusion of knownconcentration(s) of one or more target nucleic acids (e.g., controlnucleic acids or with known amounts of the target nucleic acidsthemselves) and referencing the hybridization intensity of unknowns withthe known target nucleic acids (e.g., through generation of a standardcurve). Alternatively, relative quantification can be accomplished bycomparison of hybridization signals between two or more genes, orbetween two or more treatments to quantify the changes in hybridizationintensity and, by implication, transcription level.

Gene Expression Profiles

The present invention provides novel methods for screening forcompositions which modulate dendritic cell activity. The expressionlevels of genes are determined for different cellular states ofdendritic cells to provide expression profiles. A cell expressionprofile of a particular dendritic cell state can be a “fingerprint” ofthe state; while two states can have any particular gene similarlyexpressed, the evaluation of a number of genes simultaneously allows thegeneration of a gene expression profile that is unique to the state ofthe cell. By comparing expression profiles of dendritic cells inactivated or resting states, information regarding which genes areimportant (including both up- and down-regulation of genes) in each ofthese states is obtained. This information can then be used in a numberof ways. For example, the evaluation of a particular treatment regimecan be evaluated: (e.g., does a particular drug act as an adjuvant in aparticular patient. Furthermore, these gene expression profiles can beused in drug candidate screening to find drugs that mimic a particularexpression profile; for example, screening can be done for drugs thatinduce dendritic cell activation in a manner similar to DBP.Accordingly, genes are identified and described which are differentiallyexpressed within and among dendritic cells in different states, fromwhich the expression profiles are generated as further described herein.For example, determinations of differentially expressed nucleic acidsare provided herein for dendritic cells which are resting or activated.

“Differential expression,” or grammatical equivalents as used herein,refers to both qualitative as well as quantitative differences in thegenes' temporal and/or cellular expression patterns within and amongdendritic cells. Thus, a differentially expressed gene can qualitativelyhave its expression altered, including an activation or inactivation in,for example, resting or activated cells. Genes can be turned on orturned off in a particular state, relative to another state. Anycomparison of two or more states can be made. Such a qualitativelyregulated gene will exhibit an expression pattern within a state or celltype which can be detectable by standard techniques in one such state orcell type, but can be not detectable in both. Alternatively, thedetermination can be quantitative in that expression is increased ordecreased; that is, the expression of the gene is either upregulated,resulting in an increased amount of transcript, or downregulated,resulting in a decreased amount of transcript. The degree to whichexpression differs need only be large enough to quantify using standardcharacterization techniques, for example, by using Affymetrix GENECHIPexpression arrays (Lockhart, Nature Biotechnology, (1996) 14:1675-1680).Other methods include, but are not limited to, quantitative reversetranscriptase PCR, Northern analysis and RNase protection. Preferablythe change or modulation in expression (i.e., upregulation ordownregulation) is at least about 5%, more preferably at least about10%, more preferably, at least about 20%, more preferably, at leastabout 30%, or more preferably by at least about 50%, or at least about75%, and more preferably at least about 90%.

Any one, two, three, four, five, or ten or more genes can be evaluated.These genes include, but are not limited to genes listed in Tables 1-5and Table 8). Generally, oligonucleotide sequences used in theevaluation of these genes are derived from their 3′ untranslatedregions.

Differentially expressed genes can represent “expression profile genes,”which includes “target genes.” “Expression profile gene,” as usedherein, refers to a differentially expressed gene whose expressionpattern can be used in methods for identifying compounds useful indendritic cell activation. In some instances, only a fragment of anexpression profile gene is used, as further described below.

“Expression profile,” as used herein, refers to the pattern of geneexpression generated from two up to all of the expression profile geneswhich exist for a given state. As outlined above, an expression profileis in a sense a “fingerprint” or “blueprint” of a particular cellularstate; while two or more states have genes that are similarly expressed,the total expression profile of the state will be unique to that state.The gene expression profile obtained for a given dendritic cell statecan be useful for a variety of applications, including evaluation ofvarious treatment regimes. In addition, comparisons between theexpression profiles of different dendritic cell states can be similarlyinformative. An expression profile can include genes which do notappreciably change between two states, so long as at least two geneswhich are differentially expressed are represented. The gene expressionprofile can also include at least one target gene, as defined below.Alternatively, the profile can include all of the genes which representone or more states. Specific expression profiles are described below.

Gene expression profiles can be defined in several ways. For example, agene expression profile can be the relative transcript level of anynumber of particular set of genes. Alternatively, a gene expressionprofile can be defined by comparing the level of expression of a varietyof genes in one state to the level of expression of the same genes inanother state. For example, genes can be either upregulated,downregulated, or remain substantially at the same level in both states.

Target and Pathway Genes

In addition to expression profile genes, the present invention alsoprovides target genes. “Target gene,” as used herein, refers to adifferentially expressed expression profile gene whose expression isunique for a particular state, such that the presence or absence of thetranscript of a target gene(s) can indicate the state the cell is in. Atarget gene can be completely unique to a particular state; the presenceor absence of the gene is only seen in a particular cell state, oralternatively, cells in all other states express the gene but it is notseen in the first state. Alternatively, target genes can be identifiedas relevant to a comparison of two states, that is, the state iscompared to another particular state or standard to determine theuniqueness of the target gene. Target genes can be used in the compoundidentification methods described herein.

It should be understood that a target gene for a first state can be anexpression profile gene for a second state. The presence or absence of aparticular target gene in one state can be diagnostic of the state; thesame gene in a different state can be an expression profile gene.

Sample Preparation

To measure the transcription level (and thereby the expression level) ofa gene or genes, a nucleic acid sample comprising mRNA transcript(s) ofthe gene or genes, or nucleic acids derived from the mRNA transcript(s)is provided. A nucleic acid derived from an mRNA transcript refers to anucleic acid for whose synthesis the mRNA transcript or a subsequencethereof has ultimately served as a template. Thus, a cDNA reversetranscribed from an mRNA, an RNA transcribed from that cDNA, a DNAamplified from the cDNA, an RNA transcribed from the amplified DNA, areall derived from the mRNA transcript and detection of such derivedproducts is indicative of the presence and/or abundance of the originaltranscript in a sample. Thus, suitable samples include mRNA transcriptsof the gene or genes, cDNA reverse transcribed from the mRNA, cRNAtranscribed from the cDNA, DNA amplified from the genes, RNA transcribedfrom amplified DNA, and the like.

In some methods, a nucleic acid sample is the total mRNA isolated from abiological sample. The term “biological sample,” as used herein, refersto a sample obtained from an organism or from components (e.g., cells)or an organism. The sample can be of any biological tissue or fluid.Frequently the sample is from a patient. Such samples include sputum,blood, blood cells (e.g., white cells), tissue or fine needle biopsysamples, urine, peritoneal fluid, and pleural fluid, or cells therefrom.Biological samples can also include sections of tissues such as frozensections taken for histological purposes. Often two samples are providedfor purposes of comparison. The samples can be, for example, fromdifferent cell or tissue types, from different species, from differentindividuals in the same species or from the same original samplesubjected to two different treatments (e.g., drug-treated and control).

Generation of cDNAs

Methods of isolation and purification of nucleic acids are widely knownin the art. The total nucleic acid can be isolated from a given sampleusing, for example, an acid guanidinium-phenol-choloroform extractionmethod and poly A⁺ mRNA is isolated by oligo dT column chromatography orby using (dT)_(n) magnetic beads.

The sample mRNA can be reverse transcribed with a reverse transcriptaseand a primer consisting of oligo dT and a sequence encoding the phage T7promoter to provide single stranded DNA template. The second DNA strandis polymerized using a DNA polymerase. Methods of in vitropolymerization are well known (see, e.g., Sambrook, supra).

After amplification, the nucleic acids are typically cleaved intosmaller fragments. Cleavage can be achieved by DNaseI digestion,restriction enzyme digestion, or sonication. Nucleic acids are typicallylabeled. Label can be introduced during amplification either by linkageto one of the primers or by one of the nucleotides being incorporated.Alternatively, labeling can be effected after amplification and cleavageby end-labeling. Detectable labels suitable for use in the presentinvention include any composition detectable by spectroscopic,photochemical, biochemical, immunochemical, electrical, optical orchemical means.

In general, nucleic acid probes comprising the expression profile genes,including differentially expressed genes and target genes, can beattached to a solid support, generally in an array format, to allow forgene expression monitoring. “Gene” in this context includes full lengthgenes and fragments thereof, and can comprise either the coding strandor its complement, and can be a portion of a gene, a regulatorysequence, genomic DNA, cDNA, RNA including mRNA and rRNA.

In some cases, the differentially expressed nucleic acid can be afragment, or expressed sequence tag (EST). Once a differentiallyexpressed nucleic acid which is not a full length gene is identified, itcan be cloned and, if necessary, its constituent parts recombined toform an entire fall length or mature differentially expressed nucleicacid. Using methods described herein and known in the art, it can beused to identify the full length clone. Wherein the full length nucleicacid has a signal peptide and/or transmembrane region(s), it can bemodified to exclude one or more of these regions so as to encode apeptide in its mature soluble form. Once isolated from its naturalsource, e.g., contained within a plasmid or other vector or excisedtherefrom as a linear nucleic acid segment, the recombinantdifferentially expressed nucleic acid can be further-used as a probe toidentify and isolate other differentially expressed nucleic acid acids.It can also be used as a “precursor” nucleic acid to make modified orvariant differentially expressed nucleic acid acids and proteins. Wheretwo or more nucleic acids overlap, the overlapping portion(s) of one ofthe overlapping nucleic acids can be omitted and the nucleic acidscombined for example by ligation to form a longer linear differentiallyexpressed nucleic acid so as to, for example, encode the full length ormature peptide. The same applies to the amino acid sequences ofdifferentially expressed polypeptides in that they can be combined so asto form one contiguous peptide.

It should be noted that the nucleic acid probes used herein need not beidentical to the wild-type genes listed in Tables 1-5 and Table 8.Nucleic acids having sequence identity with differentially expressednucleic acids preferably have about 65% or 75%, more preferably greaterthan about 80%, even more preferably greater than about 85% and mostpreferably greater than 90% sequence identity. In some embodiments thesequence identity will be as high as about 93 to 95 or 98%. Sequenceidentity will be determined using standard techniques known in the art,including, but not limited to, the local sequence identity algorithm ofSmith & Waterman (supra), by the sequence identity alignment algorithmof Needleman & Wunsch, J. (supra), by the search for similarity methodof Pearson & Lipman, (supra), by computerized implementations of thesealgorithms (GAP, BESTFIT, FASTA, and TFASTA in the Wisconsin GeneticsSoftware Package, Genetics Computer Group, 575 Science Drive, Madison,Wis.), the Best Fit sequence program described by Devereux et al,(supra).

The PCR method of amplification is described in PCR Technology:Principles and Applications for DNA Amplification (ed. H. A. Erlich,Freeman Press, NY, N.Y., 1992); and PCR Protocols: A Guide to Methodsand Applications (eds. Innis, et al., Academic Press, San Diego, Calif.,1990). Nucleic acids in a target sample are usually labeled in thecourse of amplification by inclusion of one or more labeled nucleotidesin the amplification mix. Labels can also be attached to amplificationproducts after amplification e.g., by end-labeling. The amplificationproduct can be RNA or DNA depending on the enzyme and substrates used inthe amplification reaction.

Other suitable amplification methods include the ligase chain reaction(LCR) (see Wu and Wallace, Genomics 4: 560 (1989), Landegren et al.,Science 241: 1077 (1988), transcription amplification (Kwoh et al., ProcNall Acad Sci U.S.A 86: 1173 (1989)), and self-sustained sequencereplication (Guatelli et al., Proc Nat'l Acad Sci U.S.A 87: 1874 (1990))and nucleic acid based sequence amplification (NASBA). The latter twoamplification methods involve isothermal reactions based on isothermaltranscription, which produce both single stranded RNA (ssRNA) and doublestranded DNA (dsDNA) as the amplification products in a ratio of about30 or 100 to 1, respectively.

A variety of labels can be incorporated into target nucleic acids in thecourse of amplification or after amplification. Suitable labels includefluorescein or biotin, the latter being detected by staining withphycoerythrin-streptavidin after hybridization. In some methods,hybridization of target nucleic acids is compared with control nucleicacids. Optionally, such hybridizations can be performed simultaneouslyusing different labels are used for target and control samples. Controland target samples can be diluted, if desired, prior to hybridization toequalize fluorescence intensities.

Supports

Supports can be made of a variety of materials, such as glass, silica,plastic, nylon or nitrocellulose. Supports are preferably rigid and havea planar surface. Supports typically have from 1-10,000,000 discretespatially addressable regions, or cells. Supports having 10-1,000,000 or100-100,000 or 200-500 cells are common. In some supports, all cells areoccupied by pooled mixtures of probes. In other supports, some cells areoccupied by pooled mixtures of probes, and other cells are occupied, atleast to the degree of purity obtainable by synthesis methods, by asingle type of polynucleotide.

The location and sequence of each different polynucleotide probe in thearray is generally known. Moreover, the large number of different probescan occupy a relatively small area providing a high density array havinga probe density of generally greater than about 60, more generallygreater than about 100, and most generally greater than about 500different polynucleotide probes per cm². The small surface area of thearray (often less than about 10 cm², preferably less than about 5 cm²more preferably less than about 2 cm², and most preferably less thanabout 1.6 cm²) permits the use of small sample volumes and extremelyuniform hybridization conditions

Synthesis of Probe Arrays

Arrays of probes can be synthesized in a step-by-step manner on asupport or can be attached in presynthesized form. A preferred method ofsynthesis entails the use of light to direct the synthesis ofpolynucleotide probes in high-density, miniaturized arrays. Algorithmsfor design of masks to reduce the number of synthesis cycles may beutilized. Arrays can also be synthesized in a combinatorial fashion bydelivering monomers to cells of a support by mechanically constrainedflowpaths. Arrays can also be synthesized by spotting monomers reagentson to a support using an ink jet printer.

After hybridization of control and target samples to an array containingone or more probe sets as described above and optional washing to removeunbound and nonspecifically bound probe, the hybridization intensity forthe respective samples is determined for each probe in the array. Forfluorescent labels, hybridization intensity can be determined by, forexample, a scanning confocal microscope in photon counting mode. Sometypes of label provide a signal that can be amplified by enzymaticmethods.

Design of Arrays

One type of array detects the presence and/or levels of particular mRNAsequences that are known in advance. In these arrays, polynucleotideprobes can be selected to hybridize to particular preselectedsubsequences of mRNA gene sequence. Such expression monitoring arrayscan include a plurality of probes for each mRNA to be detected. Foranalysis of mRNA nucleic acids, the probes are designed to becomplementary to the region of the mRNA that is incorporated into thenucleic acids (i.e., the 3′ end). The array can also include one or morecontrol probes.

Control Probes

Arrays can contain control probes in addition to the probes describedabove. Normalization controls are typically perfectly complementary toone or more labeled reference polynucleotides that are added to thenucleic acid sample. The signals obtained from the normalizationcontrols after hybridization provide a control for variations inhybridization conditions, label intensity, reading and analyzingefficiency and other factors that can cause the signal of a perfecthybridization to vary between arrays. Signals (e.g., fluorescenceintensity) read from all other probes in the array can be divided by thesignal (e.g., fluorescence intensity) from the control probes therebynormalizing the measurements.

Virtually any probe can serve as a normalization control. However,hybridization efficiency can vary with base composition and probelength. Normalization probes can be selected to reflect the averagelength of the other probes present in the array, however, they can alsobe selected to cover a range of lengths. The normalization control(s)can also be selected to reflect the (average) base composition of theother probes in the array. However one or a fewer normalization probescan be used and they can be selected such that they hybridize well(i.e., no secondary structure) and do not match any target-specificprobes.

Normalization probes can be localized at any position in the array or atmultiple positions throughout the array to control for spatial variationin hybridization efficiently. The normalization controls can be locatedat the corners or edges of the array as well as in the middle of thearray.

Expression level controls can be probes that hybridize specifically withconstitutively expressed genes in the biological sample. Expressionlevel controls can be designed to control for the overall health andmetabolic activity of a cell. Examination of the covariance of anexpression level control with the expression level of the target nucleicacid can indicate whether measured changes or variations in expressionlevel of a gene is due to changes in transcription rate of that gene orto general variations in health of the cell. Thus, for example, when acell is in poor health or lacking a critical metabolite the expressionlevels of both an active target gene and a constitutively expressed geneare expected to decrease. The converse can also be true. Thus where theexpression levels of both an expression level control and the targetgene appear to both decrease or to both increase, the change can beattributed to changes in the metabolic activity of the cell as a whole,not to differential expression of the target gene in question.Conversely, where the expression levels of the target gene and theexpression level control do not covary, the variation in the expressionlevel of the target gene can be attributed to differences in regulationof that gene and not to overall variations in the metabolic activity ofthe cell.

Virtually any constitutively expressed gene can provide a suitabletarget for expression level controls. Typically expression level controlprobes can have sequences complementary to subsequences ofconstitutively expressed genes including, but not limited to the β-actingene, the transferrin receptor gene, the GAPDH gene, and the like.

Methods of Detection

In one method of detection, mRNA or nucleic acid derived therefrom,typically in denatured form, are applied to an array. The componentstrands of the nucleic acids hybridize to complementary probes, whichare identified by detecting label. Optionally, the hybridization signalof matched probes can be compared with that of corresponding mismatchedor other control probes. Binding of mismatched probe serves as a measureof background and can be subtracted from binding of matched probes. Asignificant difference in binding between a perfectly matched probes anda mismatched probes signifies that the nucleic acid to which the matchedprobes are complementary is present. Binding to the perfectly matchedprobes is typically at least 1.2, 1.5, 2, 5 or 10 or 20 times higherthan binding to the mismatched probes.

In a variation of the above method, nucleic acids are not labeled butare detected by template-directed extension of a probe hybridized to anucleic acid strand with the nucleic acid strand serving as a template.The probe is extended with a labeled nucleotide, and the position of thelabel indicates, which probes in the array have been extended. Byperforming multiple rounds of extension using different bases bearingdifferent labels, it is possible to determine the identity of additionalbases in the tag than are determined through complementarity with theprobe to which the tag is hybridized.

Analysis of Hybridization Patterns

The position of label is detected for each probe in the array using areader. For customized arrays, the hybridization pattern can then beanalyzed to determine the presence and/or relative amounts or absoluteamounts of known mRNA species in samples being analyzed. Comparison ofthe expression patterns of two samples is useful for identifying mRNAsand their corresponding genes that are differentially expressed betweenthe two samples. Expression monitoring can be used to monitor expressionof various genes in response to a candidate drug.

Screening for Dendritic Cell Activity Modulators Candidate BioactiveAgents

Having identified a number of suitable expression profiles in responseto DBP stimulation of dendritic cells, the information is used in a widevariety of ways. In a preferred method, the expression profiles can beused in conjunction with high throughput screening techniques, to allowmonitoring for expression profile genes after treatment with a candidateagent. In a preferred method, the candidate agents are added to cells.

The term “candidate bioactive agent” or “drug candidate” or grammaticalequivalents as used herein describes any molecule, e.g., protein,oligopeptide, small organic molecule, polysaccharide, polynucleotide, tobe tested for bioactive agents that are capable of directly orindirectly activating dendritic cells. In preferred methods, thebioactive agents modulate the expression profiles, or expression profilenucleic acids provided herein. Generally, a plurality of assay mixturesare run in parallel with different agent concentrations to obtain adifferential response to the various concentrations. Typically, one ofthese concentrations serves as a negative control, i.e., at zeroconcentration or below the level of detection.

Candidate agents encompass numerous chemical classes, though typicallythey are organic molecules, preferably small organic compounds having amolecular weight of more than 100 and less than about 2,500 daltons.Candidate agents comprise functional groups necessary for structuralinteraction with proteins, particularly hydrogen bonding, and typicallyinclude at least an amine, carbonyl, hydroxyl or carboxyl group,preferably at least two of the functional chemical groups. The candidateagents often comprise cyclical carbon or heterocyclic structures and/oraromatic or polyaromatic structures substituted with one or more of theabove functional groups. Candidate agents are also found amongbiomolecules including peptides, saccharides, fatty acids, steroids,purines, pyrimidines, derivatives, structural analogs or combinationsthereof.

Candidate agents are obtained from a wide variety of sources includinglibraries of synthetic or natural compounds. For example, numerous meansare available for random and directed synthesis of a wide variety oforganic compounds and biomolecules, including expression of randomizedoligonucleotides. Alternatively, libraries of natural compounds in theform of bacterial, fungal, plant and animal extracts are available orreadily produced. Additionally, natural or synthetically producedlibraries and compounds are readily modified through conventionalchemical, physical and biochemical means. Known pharmacological agentscan be subjected to directed or random chemical modifications, such asacylation, alkylation, esterification, amidification to producestructural analogs. In some methods, the candidate bioactive agents areorganic chemical moieties.

Drug Screening Methods

Several different drug screening methods can be accomplished to identifydrugs or bioactive agents that modulate dendritic cell activity. Onesuch method is the screening of candidate agents that can induce aparticular expression profile, thus preferably generating the associatedphenotype. Candidate agents that can mimic or produce an expressionprofile similar to an expression profile as shown herein is expected toresult in activation of dendritic cells. Thus, candidate agents can bedetermined that mimic the DBP induced expression profile in dendriticcells.

In other methods, after having identified the differentially expressedgenes important in any one state, candidate agent screening can be runto alter the expression of individual genes. For example, particularlyin the case of target genes whose presence or absence is unique betweentwo states, screening for modulators of the target gene expression canbe done.

In other methods, screening can be done to alter the biological functionof the expression product of the differentially expressed gene. Again,having identified the importance of a gene in a particular state,screening for agents that bind and/or modulate the biological activityof the gene product can be performed.

Thus, screening of candidate agents that modulate dendritic cellactivity either at the level of gene expression or protein level can beaccomplished.

In some methods, a candidate agent can be administered to naïvedendritic cells, to determine if an associated dendritic cell activityexpression profile is induced. By “administration” or “contacting”herein is meant that the candidate agent is added to the cells in such amanner as to allow the agent to act upon the cell, whether by uptake andintracellular action, or by action at the cell surface. In someembodiments, nucleic acid encoding a proteinaceous candidate agent(i.e., a peptide) can be put into a viral construct such as a retroviralconstruct and added to the cell, such that expression of the peptideagent is accomplished.

Once the candidate agent has been administered to the cells, the cellscan be washed if desired and allowed to incubate under preferablyphysiological conditions for some period of time. The cells are thenharvested and a new gene expression profile is generated, as outlinedherein.

For example, dendritic cells can be screened for agents that activatethe cells. A change in at least one gene of the expression profileindicates that the agent has an effect on dendritic cell activity. In apreferred method, an activated dendritic cell profile is induced ormaintained, before, during, and/or after stimulation with antigen. Bydefining such a signature for dendritic cell activation, screens for newdrugs that mimic the phenotype can be devised. With this approach, thedrug target need not be known and need not be represented in theoriginal expression screening platform, nor does the level of transcriptfor the target protein need to change.

Dendritic cell activation by DBP or other immunological adjuvantsidentified by the methods disclosed herein may occur in the skin of asubject or in any other organ where dendritic cells are located.

In some preferred methods, screens can be done on individual genesand/or gene products. After having identified a particulardifferentially expressed gene as important in a particular state,screening of modulators of either the expression of the gene or the geneproduct itself can be completed.

Utilization of Identified Agents as Adjuvants

Agents that elicit a gene expression response in dendritic cells similarto the response induced by DBP are tested for their ability to act asadjuvants, whereby an immune response to an antigen given in combinationwith the agent is enhanced.

Animal Models

In a preferred method, nucleic acids which encode differentiallyexpressed proteins or their modified forms can also be used to generateeither transgenic animals, including “knock-in” and “knock out” animalswhich, in turn, are useful in the development and screening oftherapeutically useful reagents. A non-human transgenic animal (e.g., amouse or rat) is an animal having cells that contain a transgene, whichtransgene is introduced into the animal or an ancestor of the animal ata prenatal, e.g., an embryonic stage. A transgene is a DNA which isintegrated into the genome of a cell from which a transgenic animaldevelops, and can include both the addition of all or part of a gene orthe deletion of all or part of a gene. In some methods, cDNA encoding adifferentially expressed protein can be used to clone genomic DNAencoding a differentially expressed protein in accordance withestablished techniques and the genomic sequences used to generatetransgenic animals that contain cells which either express (oroverexpress) or suppress the desired DNA. Typically, particular cellswould be targeted for a differentially expressed protein transgeneincorporation with tissue-specific enhancers. Transgenic animals thatinclude a copy of a transgene encoding a differentially expressedprotein introduced into the germ line of the animal at an embryonicstage can be used to examine the effect of increased expression of thedesired nucleic acid.

Similarly, non-human homologues of a differentially expressed proteincan be used to construct a transgenic animal comprising a differentiallyexpressed protein “knock out” animal which has a defective or alteredgene encoding a differentially expressed protein as a result ofhomologous recombination between the endogenous gene encoding adifferentially expressed protein and altered genomic DNA encoding adifferentially expressed protein introduced into an embryonic cell ofthe animal. For example, cDNA encoding a differentially expressedprotein can be used to clone genomic DNA encoding a differentiallyexpressed protein in accordance with established techniques. A portionof the genomic DNA encoding a differentially expressed protein can bedeleted or replaced with another gene, such as a gene encoding aselectable marker which can be used to monitor integration.

In order to overexpress a target gene sequence, the coding portion ofthe target gene sequence can be ligated to a regulatory sequence whichis capable of driving gene expression in the animal and cell type ofinterest. Such regulatory regions will be well known to those of skillin the art, and can be utilized in the absence of undue experimentation.

For under expression of an endogenous target gene sequence, such asequence can be isolated and engineered such that when reintroduced intothe genome of the animal of interest, the endogenous target gene alleleswill be inactivated. Preferably, the engineered target gene sequence isintroduced via gene targeting such that the endogenous target sequenceis disrupted upon integration of the engineered target sequence into theanimal's genome.

Animals of any species, including, but not limited to, mice, rats,rabbits, guinea pigs, pigs, micro-pigs, goats, and non-human primates,e.g., baboons, monkeys, and chimpanzees can be used to generate animalmodels for the study of dendritic cell activation.

Pharmaceutical Compositions and Methods of Administration

DBP or variants and derivatives thereof, or novel compounds identifiedby the prospective screening methods disclosed herein can beincorporated into pharmaceutical compositions suitable foradministration. Such compositions typically comprise the activeingredient and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier. Methods offormulation and delivery of peptide drugs are well known in the art.

Formulations suitable for oral administration can consist of (a) liquidsolutions, such as an effective amount of the packaged nucleic acidsuspended in diluents, such as water, saline or PEG 400; (b) capsules,sachets or tablets, each containing a predetermined amount of the activeingredient, as liquids, solids, granules or gelatin; (c) suspensions inan appropriate liquid; and (d) suitable emulsions. Tablet forms caninclude one or more of lactose, sucrose, mannitol, sorbitol, calciumphosphates, corn starch, potato starch, microcrystalline cellulose,gelatin, colloidal silicon dioxide, talc, magnesium stearate, stearicacid, and other excipients, colorants, fillers, binders, diluents,buffering agents, moistening agents, preservatives, flavoring agents,dyes, disintegrating agents, and pharmaceutically compatible carriers.Lozenge forms can comprise the active ingredient in a flavor, usuallysucrose and acacia or tragacanth, as well as pastilles comprising theactive ingredient in an inert base, such as gelatin and glycerin orsucrose and acacia emulsions, gels, and the like containing, in additionto the active ingredient, carriers known in the art.

In some preferred methods, the pharmaceutical compositions are in awater soluble form, such as being present as pharmaceutically acceptablesalts, which is meant to include both acid and base addition salts.“Pharmaceutically acceptable acid addition salt” refers to those saltsthat retain the biological effectiveness of the free bases and that arenot biologically or otherwise undesirable, formed with inorganic acidssuch as hydrochloric acid, hydrobromic acid, sulfuric acid, nitric acid,phosphoric acid and the like, and organic acids such as acetic acid,propionic acid, glycolic acid, pyruvic acid, oxalic acid, maleic acid,malonic acid, succinic acid, fumaric acid, tartaric acid, citric acid,benzoic acid, cinnamic acid, mandelic acid, methanesulfonic acid,ethanesulfonic acid, p-toluenesulfonic acid, salicylic acid and thelike. “Pharmaceutically acceptable base addition salts” include thosederived from inorganic bases such as sodium, potassium, lithium,ammonium, calcium, magnesium, iron, zinc, copper, manganese, aluminumsalts and the like. Particularly preferred are the ammonium, potassium,sodium, calcium, and magnesium salts. Salts derived frompharmaceutically acceptable organic non-toxic bases include salts ofprimary, secondary, and tertiary amines, substituted amines includingnaturally occurring substituted amines, cyclic amines and basic ionexchange resins, such as isopropylamine, trimethylamine, diethylamine,triethylamine, tripropylamine, and ethanolamine.

Formulations suitable for parenteral administration, such as, forexample, by intraarticular (in the joints), intravenous, intramuscular,intradermal, intraperitoneal, and subcutaneous routes, include aqueousand non-aqueous, isotonic sterile injection solutions, which can containantioxidants, buffers, bacteriostats, and solutes that render theformulation isotonic with the blood of the intended recipient, andaqueous and nonaqueous sterile suspensions that can include suspendingagents, solubilizers, thickening agents, stabilizers, and preservatives.In the practice of this invention, compositions can be administered, forexample, by intravenous infusion, orally, topically, intraperitoneally,intravesically or intrathecally. Parenteral administration andintravenous administration are the preferred methods of administration.Formulations for injection can be presented in unit dosage form, e.g.,in ampules or in multidose containers, with an added preservative. Thecompositions are formulated as sterile, substantially isotonic and infall compliance with all Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) regulationsof the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

Injection solutions and suspensions can be prepared from sterilepowders, granules, and tablets of the kind previously described. Cellstransduced by the packaged nucleic acid as described above in thecontext of ex vivo therapy can also be administered intravenously orparenterally as described above.

The dose administered to a patient, in the context of the presentinvention should be sufficient to effect a beneficial therapeuticresponse in the patient over time. The dose will be determined by theefficacy of the particular vector employed and the condition of thepatient, as well as the body weight or surface area of the patient to betreated. The size of the dose also will be determined by the existence,nature, and extent of any adverse side-effects that accompany theadministration of a particular vector, or transduced cell type in aparticular patient.

Kits

The present invention provides for kits for screening dendritic cellactivity modulators. For example, some kits comprise probe arrays asdescribed herein. Optional additional components of the kit include, forexample, other restriction enzymes, reverse-transcriptase or polymerase,the substrate nucleoside triphosphates, means used to label (forexample, an avidin-enzyme conjugate and enzyme substrate and chromogenif the label is biotin), and the appropriate buffers for reversetranscription, PCR, or hybridization reactions.

Usually, the kits of the present invention also contain instructions forcarrying out the methods.

Example 1 Topical Adjuvants Lack TLR Agonist Activity

We tested our topical adjuvants for their ability to act via human TollLike Receptors (hTLR2, hTLR3, hTLR4, hTLR5, hTLR7, hTLR8 and hTLR9). Toour surprise, when we tested our topical adjuvants for TLR agonistactivity, they had none (FIG. 1). Thus, our topically active moleculeshad no effect in a TLR ligand screen.

The test sample stock solutions were 1) 1.886 M DBP in 50% DMSO v/v, 2)0.943 M DNP in 60% DMSO v/v, 3) 0.943 M DBdT in 100% DMSO, and 4) 0.943M camphor in 100% DMSO. TLR stimulation was tested by assessing NF-κBactivation in HEK293 cells expressing a given TLR (Invivogen). Thesecreted alkaline phosphatase reporter is under the control of apromoter inducible by the transcription factor NF-κB. This reporter geneallows the monitoring of signaling through the TLR, based on theactivation of NF-κB. In a 96-well plate (200 μL total volume) containingthe appropriate cells (25,000-50,000 cells/well), 20 μL of test sampleor the positive control ligands was added to the wells. After a 16-20 hrincubation, the OD was read at 650 nm on a Beckman Coulter AD 340CAbsorbance Detector.

The activity of each sample was tested on seven different human TLRs(TLR2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8 and 9). Each test sample was tested at 1/100,1/1000, 1/10,000 and 1/100,000 corresponding to a final concentration ofDBP at 18.86 mM, 1.886 mM, 0.1886 mM and 0.01886 mM; DNP at 9.43 mM,0.943 mM, 0.0943 mM and 0.00943 mM; DBdT at 9.43 mM, 0.943 mM, 0.0943 mMand 0.00943 mM; and camphor at 9.43 mM, 0.943 mM, 0.0943 mM and 0.00943mM. The test samples were compared to the control ligands listed below.The assays were performed in triplicate and are reported as OD values.

The positive control ligands were: hTLR2: HKLM (heat-killed Listeriamonocytogenes) at 108 cells/ml; hTLR3: Poly(I:C) at 1 μg/mL; hTLR4: E.coli K12 LPS at 100 ng/ml; hTLR5: S. typhimurium flagellin at 100 ng/ml;hTLR7: Gardiquimod at 1 μg/mL; hTLR8: CL075 at 1 μg/mL; hTLR9: CpG ODN2006 at 100 ng/ml; and NF-κB Control cells: TNFα at 100 ng/ml.

Example 2 Response of Wild-type and Caspase^(−/−) Mice to Topical FITCand DBP

We also tested the relevance of a second dendritic cell activationsystem that intersects with TLR, the NALP inflammasome (reviewed inFranchi, L. et al. 2009 “The inflammasome: a Caspase-1-activationplatform that regulates immune responses and disease pathogenesis”Nature Immunology 10:241-247). We determined that dendritic cellactivation by our adjuvants does not depend on Caspase 1, an essentialenzyme for the release of functional IL1-beta upon activation of NALP 1and NALP 3 inflammasomes (FIG. 2). The dendritic cell response to DBPwas undiminished in Casp1^(−/−) mice, indicating that active IL-1β isnot required.

Mice were treated topically on the shaved abdominal skin with FITCdissolved in acetone (5 mg/ml) combined with an equal volume of DBP. Twodays later, the skin draining inguinal lymph node cells were stained forimmunofluorescent flow cytometry using monoclonal antibodies specificfor CD19, CD11c, CD40, I-Ab, CD80, and CD86 obtained from BD Pharmingen,and detected using a Becton Dickenson FACSCalibur followed by analysisof the data using FlowJo software.

Example 3 Role of Aryl Hydrocarbon Receptor in DBP Activation of SkinDendritic Cells

The aryl hydrocarbon receptor (AhR), also known as the dioxin receptor,is a transcription factor that mediates the response to the potentiallytoxic effects of environmental aromatic hydrocarbons. Ahr is expressedin murine and human monocytes and epidermal Langerhans cells and inmurine dendritic epidermal T cells (DETC). Langerhans cell maturationand contact hypersensitivity to FITC plus DBP in C57BL/6 mice isreported to be impaired in AhR−/− mice (Jux, B. et al. 2009 J Immunol182: 6709-6717). AhR was also found to be critical for homeostasis ofDETC in mouse skin (Kadow, S. et al. 2011 J Immunol 187: 3104-3110) andAhR agonist signaling has been reported to interfere with thedevelopment of human monocytes and Langerhans cells (Platzer, B. et al.2009 J

Immunol 183: 66-74). It seemed likely, therefore, that the AhR would berequired for the activation of skin dendritic cells by topical DBP. Toour surprise, we found no evidence for any impairment in the response toDBP in AhR−/− mice (see FIG. 3, Ahr−/− response to topical DBP).

If one measures the number of dendritic cells per lymph node per grambody weight in Ahr−/− mice vs. C57BL/6 wild type mice, there is adeficit in AhR−/−: 1,203 (SD=445) vs 476 (SD=208) p=0.016. Similarly,the absolute number of activated dendritic cells in the draining lymphnode/gram body weight 48 hours after topical DBP in B6 mice vs Ahr−/−mice was 6,737 (SD1,561) vs 2,769 (SD1,951) p=0.017. However, the E/Cwas 5.97 in B6 mice vs 6.375 in Ahr−/− mice. Moreover, the level of theactivation markers MHC class II, CD80, CD86 and CD40 expressed on themembrane of dendritic cells induced by DBP to migrate to the draininglymph node was not significantly different in B6 and Ahr−/− mice. Thesedata demonstrate that the absence of AhR during development leads to areduction in the number of skin derived dendritic cells, consistent withthe findings of Platzer et al in humans, but there was no impairment inthe ability of those dendritic cells to respond to topical DBP. Thus,the AhR transcription factor is not required for the activation of skindendritic cells by topical DBP. By contrast, the skin dendritic cellresponse to topical dinitrofluorobenzene was severely impaired in AhR−/−mice.

Example 4 The Cutaneous Lymphoid Stress Response

The cutaneous lymphoid stress response has recently been elucidated(Strid, J. et al. 2011 Science 334: 1293-1297). TCRγδ intraepitheliallymphocytes (IEL) and dendritic epidermal T cells (DETC) express the NKcell activating receptor NKG2D and respond to endogenous NKG2D ligands.Murine NKG2D endogenous ligands include retinoic acid early induciblecDNA clone 1 (Rae-1) and the H60 family of glycoproteins. Whenphysicochemical damage is perceived, epithelial cells respond byup-regulation of these endogenous NKG2D ligands. Antigens encountered atthe same time as cutaneous epithelial stress were shown to induce strongprimary and secondary atopic immune responses in mice.

Adjuvant and endotoxin-free ovalbumin (OVA) patches applied to theshaved skin of transgenic mice, acutely induced to express Rae-1 only inkeratinocytes, produced strong IgG1 and IgE anti-OVA but negligibleIgG2a anti-OVA. Total soluble serum IgE was also elevated. Thus NKG2Dligands expressed in the skin act as an adjuvant for antigens deliveredto the skin resulting in an allergic response comprised mainly of IgG1and IgE. While IgG1 responses were made in the absence of DETC, DETCwere absolutely required for the antigen-specific and total IgEresponse. Mild tissue abrasion caused by tape-stripping B6 mouse skinalso induced Rae-1 expression in the epidermis and resulted inmorphological rearrangements of DETC and epidermal Langerhans cells.Tape stripping has been shown to induce the migration of Langerhanscells. This resulted in DETC-dependent I113, and I125 up-regulationwithin 2 hr in the epidermis and a subsequent increase in systemic IgE.Thus, mild cutaneous abrasion provokes the initial events of lymphoidstress-surveillance.

The cutaneous lymphoid stress response bears a strong resemblance to theeffects of topical DBP. DBP is required for the induction of contacthypersensitivity to FITC in mice, a form of allergic response. TopicalDBP induces the migration of Langerhans cells from the epidermis todraining lymph nodes. And, topical DBP acts as an adjuvant for antigensinjected into the skin, including endotoxin-free OVA. One might expect,therefore, that topical DBP would cause the same effects as tapestripping or occlusive skin patch immunization. To our surprise, none ofthe effects that characterize the DETC-dependent cutaneous lymphoidstress-surveillance response are found in the response to DBP.Specifically, topical application of DBP to the ear skin of C57B1/6 miceinduced no statistically significant increase in the expression ofRae-1, H60a, KLrk1 (encodes NKG2D), I1-I3 or I1-25. Expression of themost relevant gene, Rae-1, was actually diminished by topical DBP.Moreover, when endotoxin-free OVA was injected intradermally into B6mice followed by topical application of DBP, antigen-specific IgG1,IgG2b and IgG2c antibodies were significantly elevated (see FIGS. 4, 5and 6) but antigen-specific IgE was undetectable.

The adjuvant activity of topical DBP has nothing in common with theadjuvant activity characteristic of endogenous NKG2D-ligands that linkslymphoid stress-surveillance to atopy. In fact, topical application ofDBP in the absence of any exogenous (foreign) antigen results in nohistologic evidence of contact hypersensitivity even after multipleapplications (see DBP+CHS). These data fully distinguish our prototypictopical adjuvant, DBP, from the effects of a diverse group of adjuvantsthat depend on some form of physical or chemical disruption of thestratum corneum, including occlusive skin patches (U.S. Pat. Nos.6,797,276 and 7,378,097) and tape stripping.

Example 5 Identification of Cellular Genes Modulated by DBPShowing≦2-Fold Increased Expression

Mice: C57BL/6J female mice obtained from The Jackson Laboratory wereused between 8 and 12 weeks of age.

Treatment: Mice were untreated or treated topically on the dorsal sideof each ear with 15 mL of dibutylphthalate (DBP). At the designated timepoints after treatment, the animals were euthanized and the ears washedwith 70% isopropanol. Full thickness skin was obtained from the dorsalside of both ears and placed immediately in liquid nitrogen. The timebetween euthanasia and placement of both skin samples in liquid nitrogenwas less than 1 minute. Each sample for RNA extraction contained twodorsal ear skin samples obtained from a single mouse both of whose earsreceived the same treatment.

RNA Extraction: While in liquid nitrogen, the skin was pulverized with amotorized mortar and pestle (CryoGrinder), transferred by inversion ofthe mortar directly into 1.5 ml cryogenic vials (Nalgene) and stored inliquid nitrogen until RNA extraction. Total RNA from both ears wasextracted by homogenization (Pro200) in TRIzol Reagent (Invitrogen) with7.5 μg of RNase-free glycogen added to the mixture, according to themanufacturer's directions. The RNA was purified on a solid phase RNeasyMinElute Cleanup column (Qiagen) and eluted with 17 μL of RNase-freewater. The samples were stored at −20° C. until use.

Quantification of RNA: RNA yields were quantified by UV absorption usinga NanoDrop NG-1000 spectrophotometer, where 1 AU 260 equals 40 μgRNA/ml. Purity was estimated by the 260 and 280 nm absorbance ratio;values between 1.7 and 2.1 were considered acceptable.

Assessment of RNA Quality: The quality of sample RNA was assessed usinga RNA 6000 LABCHIP Kit on an Agilent 2100 Bioanalyzer. The Bioanalyzerdetermines the integrity/purity of the RNA samples and permits thescreening of total and mRNA sample degradation and ribosomal RNAcontamination. An RNA 6000 ladder was also loaded on a specified welland used as a reference for data analysis and a built-in quality controlmeasure. The quality and integrity of the RNA was determined throughvisual inspection of each electropherogram. In general, only sampleswith a RIN (RNA integrity number) of 7 or greater, as determined by theBioanalyzer, were used for gene arrays. This quality control analysiswas repeated following the labeling procedure to ensure that the probeswere efficiently labeled and had the correct size before hybridizationto the chips. All samples that were run on genome wide arrays wereobtained as independent duplicates from two individual mice.

Microarray Data Interpretation: Gene expression was compared betweenuntreated and treated total RNA samples. “Transition” data, whichrepresent the change in expression level for a given gene, are presentedas a “weighted difference.” Changes in gene expression level wereconsidered to be significant when the adjusted p values were less than5.0. The “gene expression signature” arbitrarily includes only thosegenes that were transcribed with a weighted increase of 2.0 or greater,which was sustained over the subsequent time points tested. Genes whoseexpression was transiently increased by DBP were excluded; this occurredin less than 20 of the 13,373 unique genes analyzed. This decision wasbased on the assumption that genes that were significantlydown-regulated by DBP treatment were, for the most part, a prerequisiteof genes whose expression was increased or whose down-regulation wasnecessary for skin dendritic cells to release from and exit the skin,and therefore the latter were subsumed under the former.

The weighted difference is a metric that takes into account both thevariability between different time-points and the variability betweenreplicates at the same time-point. The calculations are performed foreach time-point transition, i.e., 30 minutes vs. 1 hour, 1 hour vs. 2hours, etc. There are two steps to the calculation: the calculation of amodified Euclidean difference between the two time-points, and thecalculation of the Euclidean difference between the replicates withineach time-point. The first measure is an unweighted difference, whilethe final metric given in the spreadsheet “weights” this difference bytaking into account the second measure.

In a Euclidean difference calculation, each data point is considered asa vector in a multi-dimensional space, and the actual straight-linedistance between the data points is calculated. This assumes that thedata points have the same dimensions and can be compared pairwise, i.e.,the first samples in the two time-points compared to each other plus thesecond two samples compared to each other. For the current dataset thiswould amount to treating each time-point as a two-dimensional vector andcalculating the length of the line connecting them. We wished toconsider not just ordered pairwise comparisons, but every possiblepairwise contrast, i.e. the second sample in the first time-pointcontrasted with the first sample in the second time-point. To calculatethis modified Euclidean difference between time-points, each pairing ofa single sample from each of the two time-points is considered; for eachpairing, the squared difference in expression is calculated. For thecurrent dataset in which there are two replicates for each time-point,this amounts to four comparisons. We calculate the sum of the squareddifferences for each pairing, and take the square root. This is themodified Euclidean distance between the two time-points. This measuresthe absolute distance between the two time-points in a four-dimensionalspace, giving a fuller picture of the difference between the twotime-points.

A caveat for an unweighted distance measure such as calculated in thefirst step is that a large difference can be observed betweentime-points as the result of a single outlier in a single time-point;that is, large variance within a single time-point can create theillusion of a significant difference between two time-points, despitethe difference being in fact less significant given poor reproducibilityof the data within the variable time-point. Thus we must weight theinitial difference calculation, taking into account the variabilitybetween the replicates within each time-point. To do this, we take asone vector the first replicates in the two time-points, and take thesecond replicates as a second vector, calculating the true Euclideandistance between the two. This amounts to taking the squared differencebetween the two replicates in the first time-point plus the squareddifference between the two replicates in the second time-point. Wemultiply this by two in order to balance the two differences in the sumfor the second step with the four differences in the first sum, and takethe square root. This measures the absolute difference between thereplicates within each time-point.

The final metric given is the ratio of the modified Euclidean distancebetween the two time-points divided by the absolute Euclidean distancebetween the replicates within the two time-points. This “weighteddifference” measures the variability between the two time-points whileadjusting for the effects of within-time-point variabilty.

It is recognized that transcription factors responsible for the “geneexpression signature” described herein may not be transcriptionallyactivated to the extent that would include them in this arbitrarydefinition of “gene expression signature”. However, there are methodswell known in the field that enable identification of transcriptionfactors that may regulate expression of the genes included in the “geneexpression signature”. Transcription factor candidates identified bythese methods can be confirmed or excluded by techniques well known inthe field. Such techniques include the use of: gene knock-out mice, geneknock-in cells, small interfering RNA administered in vivo, shorthairpin RNA administered ex vivo, etc.

Tables 1-5 below summarize genes that exhibit at least a 2-fold increasein expression following DBP administration. Table 1 lists early responsegenes that show an increased level of expression within 15 minutes afterDBP application and Tables 2-5 list genes whose expression is increasedgreater than 2-fold at the 15-30 minute, 30 minute-1 hr, 1-2 hr and 2-4hr time intervals.

TABLE 1A Genes showing ≧2-fold increased expression 15 minutes after DBPapplication, with corresponding expression changes at 15-30 min, 30min-1 hr, 1-2 hr and 2-4 hr time intervals. Change in Gene Expression(Weighted Difference) Universal First 15 min to 15 min to 30 min toUniversal Universal Gene Gene Refseq 15 min 30 min 30 min 30 min to 1 hr1 hr 1 hr to 2 hr 1 hr to 2 hr 2 hr to 4 hr 2 hr to 4 hr # Symbol NameID First 15 min P-value Transition P-value Transition P-value TransitionP-value Transition P-value 1 Btg2 B-cell NM_007570 61.86531439 05.99403178 0.004496403 2.925919685 0.033217176 −0.010048642 0.9715040471.009020311 0.10982464 translocation gene 2, anti- proliferative 2 Mycmyelocytomatosis NM_010849 24.16257556 0.00022482 2.9870685990.017423561 1.894949254 0.06986286 −0.014487234 0.959195144 1.2964658110.074415468 oncogene 3 Mkks McKusick- NM_001141946 11.965274180.000786871 −2.532575587 0.024674011 0.281068558 0.53939973 −0.1656723910.650011241 −0.240590713 0.486398381 Kaufman syndrome protein 4 Cysltr1cysteinyl NM_021476 7.655821061 0.001854766 −1.813058309 0.0417603420.066808148 0.847740558 −1.79399909 0.066546763 −0.804907722 0.149786421leukotriene receptor 1 5 Prf1 perforin 1 (pore NM_011073 7.1772602820.002248201 −0.05377361 0.818963579 0.518246744 0.353080036 −0.3116822490.472122302 −0.168160292 0.588860162 forming protein) 6 Frk fyn-relatedkinase NM_001159544 6.498095791 0.002810252 −5.361480682 0.0057891193.984952636 0.020121403 −0.267212115 0.520571043 −0.04940198 0.8466164577 Jun Jun oncogene NM_010591 6.095048476 0.003091277 1.7171604240.045863309 0.723354141 0.256351169 −0.001533195 0.995391187 0.9970707890.111904227 8 Atp2c2 ATPase, Ca++ NM_026922 5.814962673 0.0033723020.175422063 0.561432104 −0.00870375 0.977630396 0.3309572 0.45368705−0.002189451 0.99274955 transporting, type 2C, member 2 9 Ier3 immediateearly NM_133662 5.580988846 0.003540917 12.73334953 0.0014051267.145350667 0.006744604 0.77859953 0.207565198 4.521244361 0.00814973response 3 10 Nr4a1 nuclear receptor NM_010444 5.480483423 0.0037657375.842232424 0.004889838 1.556174971 0.095155126 −0.473370693 0.3448741014.571957632 0.00792491 subfamily 4, group A, member 1 11 Gimap7 GTPase,IMAP NM_146167 4.789013414 0.005002248 −0.224869142 0.488084532−0.004048929 0.989826888 0.133133799 0.703630845 0.032047883 0.900123651family member 7 12 Junb Jun-B oncogene NM_008416 4.500293456 0.0055080943.923739037 0.010735162 2.771391807 0.036926709 −0.07540189 0.8133430760.911865318 0.126180306 13 Madcam1 mucosal vascular NM_0135914.390072685 0.005789119 0.282376488 0.421931205 0.046002632 0.891917716−0.045974971 0.878540917 −0.010812661 0.965321493 addressin celladhesion molecule 1 14 Zfp36 zinc finger NM_011756 4.1903829720.006575989 10.69712874 0.001742356 2.800470573 0.036252248 0.102463340.759948291 2.637714303 0.021751349 protein 36 15 Gbp8 guanylate-NM_029509 4.072945064 0.006857014 0.569774492 0.222234712 0.1048368590.778214928 −1.039112135 0.145683453 −0.042227499 0.86763714 bindingprotein 8 16 Med17 mediator NM_144933 3.948920511 0.00747527−0.229473778 0.483138489 0.062005716 0.857407824 0.107266784 0.750730665−2.25887E−05 0.999943795 complex subunit 17 17 Akr1c18 aldo-ketoNM_134066 3.655366792 0.008599371 −0.611886405 0.204867356 1.1144662390.153720773 −0.247100557 0.542659622 −0.085625911 0.753035072 reductasefamily 1, member C18 18 Egr1 early growth NM_007913 3.561328770.008936601 4.966501406 0.006744604 5.495107787 0.012196493 −0.212655390.586668165 2.347908188 0.026641187 response 1 19 N6amt2 N-6 adenine-NM_026526 3.34708852 0.010004496 −0.799750689 0.147650629 0.0832964340.816546763 −0.077911528 0.807947392 −0.028239036 0.911870504 specificDNA methyltransferase 2 (putative) 20 Slc39a8 solute carrierNM_001135149 3.193071961 0.011297212 25.26582088 0.000505845 2.3038913890.050415917 1.188451972 0.121065647 2.100573294 0.032430306 family 39(metal ion transporter), member 8 21 Sik1 salt inducible NM_0108313.071787659 0.012084083 2.596613582 0.02332509 0.724085231 0.2561263490.00776877 0.977742806 1.009360042 0.10982464 kinase 1 22 LOC100046066similar to FAST XM_001475471 2.503208024 0.018547662 −2.1037905370.033835432 2.144166053 0.057104317 −0.857700079 0.188230665−0.146427632 0.626686151 kinase domains 1 23 Gem GTP binding NM_0102762.491134556 0.018660072 2.697376669 0.021301709 3.043801823 0.031025180.64836594 0.253540917 1.54623663 0.055699191 protein (geneoverexpressed in skeletal muscle) 24 Cdh10 cadherin 10 NM_0098652.487449212 0.018772482 0.197931801 0.526022932 0.238400045 0.587286421−0.151907939 0.672493255 −0.008005196 0.974089478 25 Tmed3 transmembraneNM_025360 2.370322108 0.020683453 −0.499305241 0.256351169 −0.1952764480.642816996 −0.257512421 0.529957284 −0.101344914 0.714871853 emp24domain containing 3 26 Il10ra interleukin 10 NM_008348 2.3252250480.021526529 2.225926115 0.03113759 0.615170648 0.301427608 0.1325747940.704136691 0.125391786 0.666872752 receptor, alpha 27 Cox17 cytochromec NM_001017429 2.31782868 0.021582734 −0.657229003 0.188511691−0.025119811 0.938343076 0.160402659 0.658217176 −0.1255104310.666479317 oxidase, subunit XVII assembly protein homolog (yeast) 28Mndal myeloid nuclear NM_001170853 2.310591378 0.021638939 1.8051443730.042041367 0.327198977 0.493311601 0.573326476 0.28928732 0.0954769930.728417266 differentiation antigen like 29 P2ry1 purinergic NM_0087722.278856274 0.022144784 −2.115717623 0.033385791 1.470228475 0.102799011−0.517065906 0.319694245 −0.249432023 0.474201888 receptor P2Y, G-protein coupled 1 30 Acot5 acyl-CoA NM_145444 2.250930441 0.0226506291.22527489 0.078630845 1.878421314 0.07076214 12.14525981 0.0016299462.190611463 0.029844874 thioesterase 5 31 Ccr4 chemokine (C-C NM_0099162.160176658 0.025123651 −0.287022578 0.416985162 0.205497348 0.628765737−0.030959967 0.915580036 0.039958245 0.875168615 motif) receptor 4 32Cish cytokine NM_009895 2.01064125 0.028608363 1.724933544 0.0456946941.825330763 0.074303058 0.933421117 0.167828237 0.720415473 0.17254946inducible SH2- containing protein 33 Egr2 early growth NM_0101182.002974924 0.028833183 1.229035585 0.078293615 2.325723855 0.049797662−0.105702574 0.753484712 0.593442976 0.217850719 response 2

TABLE 1B Subset of genes in Table 1A that are also significantlyactivated via Toll-Like Receptor (TLR) stimulation in dendritic cells(Amit, I. et al. 2009, supra). Stimulation of Universal Universal GeneUniversal Gene Stimulation of TLR7 by Stimulation of Stimulation ofStimulation of # Symbol Name Refseq ID TLR9 by CpG GRD TLR4 by LPS TLR2by Pam TLR3 by PiC 1 Btg2 B-cell NM_007570 translocation gene 2, anti-proliferative 2 Myc myelocytomatosis NM_010849 oncogene 3 Mkks McKusick-NM_001141946 Kaufman syndrome protein 4 Cysltr1 cysteinyl NM_021476leukotriene receptor 1 5 Prf1 perforin 1 (pore NM_011073 + + formingprotein) 6 Frk fyn-related kinase NM_001159544 + + + 7 Jun Jun oncogeneNM_010591 + + + 8 Atp2c2 ATPase, Ca++ NM_026922 transporting, type 2C,member 2 9 Ier3 immediate early NM_133662 + + + response 3 10 Nr4a1nuclear receptor NM_010444 + subfamily 4, group A, member 1 11 Gimap7GTPase, IMAP NM_146167 + family member 7 12 Junb Jun-B oncogeneNM_008416 + + + 13 Madcam1 mucosal vascular NM_013591 addressin celladhesion molecule 1 14 Zfp36 zinc finger NM_011756 + protein 36 15 Gbp8guanylate-binding NM_029509 protein 8 16 Med17 mediator complexNM_144933 + + + subunit 17 17 Akr1c18 aldo-keto NM_134066 reductasefamily 1, member C18 18 Egr1 early growth NM_007913 response 1 19 N6amt2N-6 adenine- NM_026526 + specific DNA methyltransferase 2 (putative) 20Slc39a8 solute carrier NM_001135149 + family 39 (metal ion transporter),member 8 21 Sik1 salt inducible NM_010831 + kinase 1 22 LOC100046066similar to FAST XM_001475471 kinase domains 1 23 Gem GTP bindingNM_010276 + + + protein (gene overexpressed in skeletal muscle) 24 Cdh10cadherin 10 NM_009865 + + 25 Tmed3 transmembrane NM_025360 + emp24domain containing 3 26 Il10ra interleukin 10 NM_008348 receptor, alpha27 Cox17 cytochrome c NM_001017429 + + + oxidase, subunit XVII assemblyprotein homolog (yeast) 28 Mndal myeloid nuclear NM_001170853 + +differentiation antigen like 29 P2ry1 purinergic NM_008772 receptor P2Y,G- protein coupled 1 30 Acot5 acyl-CoA NM_145444 + thioesterase 5 31Ccr4 chemokine (C-C NM_009916 + + motif) receptor 4 32 Cish cytokineNM_009895 + inducible SH2- containing protein 33 Egr2 early growthNM_010118 + + response 2

TABLE 2A Genes showing ≧2-fold increased expression 15-30 minutes afterDBP application, with corresponding expression changes at 30 min-1 hr,1-2 hr and 2-4 hr time intervals. Change in Gene Expression (WeightedDifference) 15 min to 15 min to 30 min 30 min 30 min to 1 hr 30 min to 1hr 1 hr to 2 hr 1 hr to 2 hr 2 hr to 4 hr 2 hr to 4 hr # UniversalSymbol Universal Gene Name Universal Gene Refseq ID Transition P-valueTransition P-value Transition P-value Transition P-value 1 H6pdhexose-6- NM_173371 50.660567 0.00011241 −0.1323903 0.73341951 0.07681320.810308 0.02160376 0.93086781 phosphate dehydrogenase (glucose 1-dehydrogenase) 2 Il6 interleukin 6 NM_031168 46.9897323 0.0001124150.8425683 5.6205E−05 98.2862155 5.6205E−05 11.6653974 0.00101169 3Samhd1 SAM domain and NM_001139520 38.8539426 0.00016862 0.07211580.83751124 0.3780169 0.41378147 0.03573701 0.88764613 HD domain, 1 4Ccl20 chemokine (C-C NM_001159738 42.371726 0.00016862 30.25739150.00022482 7.5461823 0.0044402 13.8685395 0.00073067 motif) ligand 20 5Hdc histidine NM_008230 38.9552826 0.00016862 −0.1574406 0.694638041.27753148 0.10943121 0.93319771 0.12185252 decarboxylase 6 LOC100047619similar to solute XR_033736 33.7422613 0.00028103 0.02020511 0.950595770.97294706 0.15883543 1.23980565 0.07936151 carrier family 7 (cationicamino acid transporter, y+ system), member 5 7 Slc7a5 solute carrierNM_011404 33.7422613 0.00028103 0.02020511 0.95059577 0.972947060.15883543 1.23980565 0.07936151 family 7 (cationic amino acidtransporter, y+ system), member 5 8 Cxcl1 chemokine (C—X—C NM_00817630.1601552 0.00044964 15.1093962 0.00151754 3.27743733 0.025292279.9247383 0.00146133 motif) ligand 1 9 Iigp1 interferon NM_00114627524.1038373 0.00050585 −0.0296957 0.93002473 0.38326113 0.410128150.05527114 0.83042941 inducible GTPase 1 10 Slc39a8 solute carrierNM_001135149 25.2658209 0.00050585 2.30389139 0.05041592 1.188451970.12106565 2.10057329 0.03243031 family 39 (metal ion transporter),member 8 11 Ccl2 chemokine (C-C NM_011333 21.4075718 0.000674464.01115821 0.0200652 4.62046134 0.01247752 6.32609048 0.00410297 motif)ligand 2 12 Ccl1 chemokine (C-C NM_011329 23.1761517 0.000674463.5936137 0.02354991 1.43753398 0.09375 0.71191361 0.17513489 motif)ligand 1 13 Icam1 intercellular NM_010493 19.2243223 0.000730676.99699648 0.00719424 5.47276099 0.00904901 7.67026655 0.00297887adhesion molecule 1 14 Cxcl16 chemokine (C—X—C NM_023158 19.24521770.00073067 5.26271307 0.01320818 3.64120451 0.01939074 1.821701570.04181655 motif) ligand 16 15 Clic4 chloride NM_013885 21.12588080.00073067 6.13588003 0.00966727 3.49886826 0.0212455 3.643614120.01174685 intracellular channel 4 (mitochondrial) 16 Cd83 CD83 antigenNM_009856 18.1580884 0.00078687 7.50922652 0.00623876 7.480798430.00460881 9.95963671 0.00140513 17 Dusp2 dual specificity NM_01009017.4255573 0.00078687 5.17045251 0.01360162 3.84605067 0.017198745.62986843 0.00483363 phosphatase 2 18 Irf1 interferon NM_00115939616.949717 0.00084308 2.67627275 0.03962455 6.1187518 0.007419066.00349211 0.00432779 regulatory factor 1 19 Ccl7 chemokine (C-CNM_013654 15.074359 0.00095549 2.33140886 0.04974146 3.79223618 0.0178175.50173481 0.00505845 motif) ligand 7 20 Ccl12 chemokine (C-C NM_01133114.4331203 0.00095549 3.05139765 0.03085656 7.98700883 0.0040467610.4997414 0.00123651 motif) ligand 12 21 Cidec cell death- NM_17837314.5810161 0.00095549 −0.0993663 0.78810701 0.4236447 0.37831610.2631277 0.45767761 inducing DFFA- like effector c 22 Egln3 EGL nineNM_028133 14.9711442 0.00095549 0.76368675 0.24291817 2.10639390.0513714 0.54821569 0.2377473 homolog 3 (C. elegans) 23 F7 coagulationNM_010172 15.3847719 0.00095549 0.35080549 0.47127923 0.383796330.40967851 −0.0105462 0.96610836 factor VII 24 Angptl4 angiopoietin-like4 NM_020581 14.1394415 0.0011241 1.59971218 0.09127698 3.438381720.02259442 3.11203559 0.01607464 25 Ier3 immediate early NM_13366212.7333495 0.00140513 7.14535067 0.0067446 0.77859953 0.20756524.52124436 0.00814973 response 3 26 Zc3h12a zinc finger CCCH NM_15315912.3784909 0.00151754 4.27125949 0.01809802 0.03134441 0.914849370.7117596 0.1751911 type containing 12A 27 Clec7a C-type lectinNM_020008 12.5882959 0.00151754 2.9263444 0.03321718 5.721898750.00831835 1.413746 0.06491682 domain family 7, member a 28 Ccl3chemokine (C-C NM_011337 12.3765496 0.00151754 1.98463517 0.065197847.07158877 0.00522707 9.28151753 0.00179856 motif) ligand 3 29 Pqlc1 PQloop repeat NM_001164420 11.3964952 0.00162995 1.38038426 0.11381523.01953548 0.02922662 9.18503591 0.00179856 containing 1 30 Serpine1serine (or NM_008871 11.6300307 0.00162995 12.5739677 0.0021924.43850027 0.01348921 3.74756861 0.01129721 cysteine) peptidaseinhibitor, clade E, member 1 31 Il1b interleukin 1 beta NM_00836111.7085917 0.00162995 2.86561752 0.03484712 11.1468343 0.0020795910.0351689 0.00140513 32 Cyp2e1 cytochrome P450, NM_021282 10.37337960.00174236 −2.1471569 0.05699191 0.55764873 0.29636915 0.213847980.52147032 family 2, subfamily e, polypeptide 1 33 1810011010Rik RIKENcDNA NM_026931 10.5114013 0.00174236 6.03779268 0.00989209 1.258040780.11139838 1.59317099 0.05260791 1810011010 gene 34 Zfp36 zinc fingerNM_011756 10.6971287 0.00174236 2.80047057 0.03625225 0.102463340.75994829 2.6377143 0.02175135 protein 36 35 Mmp12 matrix NM_00860510.5938185 0.00174236 1.80304557 0.07570818 1.01833358 0.149224370.00512224 0.98291367 metallopeptidase 12 36 Ccl17 chemokine (C-CNM_011332 10.6930711 0.00174236 4.43143245 0.01691772 3.762779490.01798561 2.3795327 0.02596673 motif) ligand 17 37 Ifi202b interferonNM_008327 9.73500327 0.00179856 3.38443256 0.02551709 2.133608460.05035971 1.95644914 0.03748876 activated gene 202B 38 Bcl3 B-cellNM_033601 9.84654364 0.00179856 6.33731345 0.0089366 15.81034660.00073067 10.9418141 0.00118031 leukemia/lymphoma 3 39 Gpr65 G-proteincoupled NM_008152 9.90520859 0.00179856 0.22919639 0.59908948 1.041667450.14529002 1.24731384 0.07863085 receptor 65 40 Slc39a14 solute carrierNM_001135151 9.56623875 0.00191097 0.93150362 0.19244604 0.63148310.26124101 0.36841815 0.35420414 family 39 (zinc transporter), member 1441 Saa3 serum amyloid A 3 NM_011315 9.55832414 0.00191097 5.097735710.01388264 13.3179235 0.00134892 3.65816029 0.01174685 42 MefvMediterranean NM_001161790 8.87429253 0.00213579 3.19154688 0.028495950.8242427 0.19553732 0.44882895 0.29445818 fever 43 Spp1 secretedNM_009263 8.68154735 0.0022482 −0.281227 0.53928732 0.75506909 0.21425360.07909554 0.76798561 phosphoprotein 1 44 Nfkbiz nuclear factor ofNM_001159394 8.62216885 0.00230441 1.68112883 0.08492581 −0.0933180.77725944 0.62176522 0.20689074 kappa light polypeptide gene enhancerin B- cells inhibitor, zeta 45 Epgn epithelial NM_053087 7.854306090.00258543 1.45180137 0.10459757 2.29261298 0.04507644 14.79956210.00067446 mitogen 46 Mt1 metallothionein 1 NM_013602 7.723010810.00264164 2.85975997 0.03507194 1.31968042 0.10426034 1.62455620.05142761 47 Nfkb1 nuclear factor of NM_008689 7.79503808 0.002641640.97351356 0.18221673 0.22673564 0.56755845 0.78652956 0.15450764 kappalight polypeptide gene enhancer in B- cells 1, p105 48 CebpdCCAAT/enhancer NM_007679 7.71535747 0.00269784 1.22851624 0.13506071.08000767 0.13742131 0.91806087 0.12505621 binding protein (C/EBP),delta 49 Acer2 alkaline NM_139306 7.11535396 0.00325989 0.617551550.3002473 1.07257539 0.13871403 0.5597188 0.23252023 ceramidase 2 50Coro2a coronin, actin NM_001164804 7.17388509 0.00325989 −0.65581520.28181205 0.6234436 0.26483813 0.29395399 0.42159397 binding protein 2A51 Best2 bestrophin 2 NM_001130193 7.22971747 0.00325989 −0.51944980.35251799 0.18909687 0.61572617 0.03274307 0.89821268 52 Ccl24chemokine (C-C NM_019577 6.97715318 0.0033161 1.19614286 0.13955713.64763706 0.01922212 2.44736531 0.02478642 motif) ligand 24 53 Ltb4r1leukotriene B4 NM_008519 7.05393371 0.0033161 1.14680171 0.147931650.09739975 0.76950315 1.1531927 0.08936601 receptor 1 54 Tnfrsf1a tumornecrosis NM_011609 6.91597494 0.0033723 0.77898844 0.2376911 0.13332430.703125 0.23706202 0.49050135 factor receptor superfamily, member 1a 55Dusp6 dual specificity NM_026268 6.81365029 0.00342851 4.387887490.01714254 0.88288791 0.18092401 2.81472178 0.01944694 phosphatase 6 56LOC100044068 similar to XM_001473873 6.84456115 0.00342851 3.02571890.03119379 2.69763506 0.03479092 2.16273071 0.03085656 interferon-inducible Ifi202b 57 Cxcl2 chemokine (C—X—C NM_009140 6.746090070.00348471 0.28801384 0.5323741 6.66026522 0.00590153 11.91701260.00095549 motif) ligand 2 58 Adam8 a disintegrin and NM_0074036.7055836 0.00354092 3.40517197 0.02529227 7.99930794 0.004046764.28349907 0.00916142 metallopeptidase domain 8 59 Alox12e arachidonateNM_145684 6.4927174 0.00399056 1.37302275 0.11505171 0.29422150.48971448 −0.0074003 0.97633768 lipoxygenase, epidermal 60 Cd86 CD86antigen NM_019388 6.33708619 0.00404676 6.82774927 0.00741906 3.149418140.02697842 3.54352797 0.01281475 61 Scd3 stearoyl- NM_024450 6.418555140.00404676 0.46140248 0.3873089 0.09563483 0.77270683 −0.07830560.76989658 coenzyme A desaturase 3 62 Rela v-rel NM_009045 6.205305250.00421538 0.2150874 0.61617581 0.40179256 0.39422212 0.303992830.41215153 reticuloendotheliosis viral oncogene homolog A (avian) 63Tph1 tryptophan NM_001136084 6.17605687 0.00427158 0.19822575 0.638320590.94536107 0.16552383 0.16518565 0.59301933 hydroxylase 1 64 Ccl11chemokine (C-C NM_011330 6.17467356 0.00427158 0.24737144 0.575089931.66293625 0.07492131 1.33899465 0.07064973 motif) ligand 11 65 Plin4perilipin 4 NM_020568 6.08235041 0.0044402 −0.5392633 0.34150180.1377402 0.69525629 0.04290508 0.86550135 66 Ptx3 pentraxin relatedNM_008987 6.06198358 0.0044402 4.40558721 0.01703013 41.48319210.00011241 5.39750438 0.00528327 gene 67 Ralgds ral guanine NM_0011458346.00440461 0.0044964 1.05874761 0.16417491 0.21038921 0.589084980.76384751 0.15973471 nucleotide dissociation stimulator 68 Btg2 B-cellNM_007570 5.99403178 0.0044964 2.92591969 0.03321718 −0.01004860.97150405 1.00902031 0.10982464 translocation gene 2, anti-proliferative 69 Pyy peptide YY NM_145435 5.95583133 0.004608814.37949069 0.01731115 4.67010147 0.01208408 2.58685115 0.0223134 70Rab20 RAB20, member NM_011227 5.93418114 0.00466502 1.635982130.08835432 4.51604257 0.01309577 3.5981169 0.0122527 RAS oncogene family71 C330016010Rik RIKEN cDNA NM_145974 5.89011971 0.00477743 0.259990810.56120728 0.0367146 0.9028777 0.16895266 0.58773606 C330016010 gene 72Zfp593 zinc finger NM_024215 5.86625108 0.00483363 1.96587703 0.065984710.77274397 0.20891412 1.80120839 0.04277203 protein 593 73 LOC100048724similar to fatty XM_001481056 5.845032 0.00488984 0.46012888 0.388095770.1762198 0.63404901 −0.0978682 0.72262815 acid desaturase 74 Nr4a1nuclear receptor NM_010444 5.84223242 0.00488984 1.55617497 0.09515513−0.4733707 0.3448741 4.57195763 0.00792491 subfamily 4, group A, member1 75 Marcksl1 MARCKS-like 1 NM_010807 5.82282966 0.00500225 1.332174740.11994155 2.12811128 0.05058453 8.90695041 0.00185477 76 Hamp2 hepcidinNM_183257 5.73739636 0.00505845 −0.6185737 0.29985387 −0.08150160.80013489 −0.4057136 0.32295414 antimicrobial peptide 2 77 Fcer1a Fcreceptor, IgE, NM_010184 5.73183159 0.00511466 0.82197454 0.223077791.30112847 0.10667716 0.15162088 0.61690647 high affinity I, alphapolypeptide 78 LOC100044927 similar to TNF- XM_001473344 5.688110530.00522707 3.21118781 0.02827113 13.8550031 0.0011241 63.0500222 0stimulated gene 6 protein 79 Anxa3 annexin A3 NM_013470 5.595459570.00533948 −0.501131 0.36375899 0.2035989 0.59644784 0.020612360.93362185 80 Ccl4 chemokine (C-C NM_013652 5.58590142 0.005339481.48904639 0.10139388 2.01143383 0.05558678 1.06096756 0.10116906 motif)ligand 4 81 Gpr84 G protein-coupled NM_030720 5.59997638 0.00533948−2.1769182 0.05569919 1.50018783 0.08801709 0.20689997 0.53046313receptor 84 82 Rgs1 regulator of G- NM_015811 5.52164798 0.005451893.62873132 0.02310027 0.93157967 0.16833408 1.58171898 0.05316996protein signaling 1 83 Defb1 defensin beta 1 NM_007843 5.460918340.0056205 0.4984581 0.36566996 0.77564244 0.20835207 0.22926190.50129272 84 Nfkbia nuclear factor of NM_010907 5.41137712 0.005732912.49660173 0.04417716 3.01809178 0.02922662 3.98460234 0.0100045 kappalight polypeptide gene enhancer in B- cells inhibitor, alpha 85 Gsdmcgasdermin C NM_031378 5.43066543 0.00573291 5.76942767 0.010847570.09582681 0.7723134 −0.0089433 0.97071718 86 Ch25h cholesterol 25-NM_009890 5.40912727 0.00578912 3.44331554 0.02501124 3.765909890.01792941 7.6351804 0.00303507 hydroxylase 87 Casp4 caspase 4,NM_007609 5.29167121 0.00590153 1.99060348 0.06514164 1.474209450.09015288 1.71821518 0.04704362 apoptosis-related cysteine peptidase 88LOC100044206 hypothetical XM_001471596 5.29167121 0.00590153 1.990603480.06514164 1.47420945 0.09015288 1.71821518 0.04704362 ProteinLOC100044206 89 LOC100046186 similar to XM_001475752 5.238023580.00607014 1.04728418 0.16597347 0.83731147 0.19278327 0.298481360.41704137 receptor activity modifying protein 3 90 Ramp3 receptorNM_019511 5.23802358 0.00607014 1.04728418 0.16597347 0.837311470.19278327 0.29848136 0.41704137 (calcitonin) activity modifying protein3 91 Tnfaip2 tumor necrosis NM_009396 5.19518242 0.00618255 6.318147940.00899281 5.14278983 0.0100607 5.64776754 0.00483363 factor, alpha-induced protein 2 92 Ankrd57 ankyrin repeat NM_172939 5.05535380.00651978 2.82535477 0.03591502 0.69500165 0.23504946 1.180419570.08661196 domain 57 93 Mat2a methionine NM_145569 4.95212012 0.0067446−0.0096436 0.9754384 0.34561335 0.43997302 0.8446544 0.14101844adenosyltransferase II, alpha 94 Egr1 early growth NM_007913 4.966501410.0067446 5.49510779 0.01219649 −0.2126554 0.58666817 2.347908190.02664119 response 1 95 Slfn2 schlafen 2 NM_011408 4.9352757 0.00674460.78324807 0.23673561 2.67951833 0.03535297 1.31096085 0.07312275 96Ccr7 chemokine (C-C NM_007719 4.88311562 0.00680081 0.234598520.59223246 0.01766164 0.95025854 0.05622961 0.82750674 motif) receptor 797 Pmaip1 phorbol-12- NM_021451 4.77120933 0.00708183 3.370881620.02574191 4.08404899 0.01568121 8.41677488 0.0022482 myristate-13-acetate-induced protein 1 98 Tnfaip6 tumor necrosis NM_009398 4.767660940.00708183 1.52642027 0.09790917 8.02345848 0.00399056 7.249628870.00325989 factor alpha induced protein 6 99 Il4i1 interleukin 4NM_010215 4.61978333 0.00736286 5.74368474 0.01107239 7.851634560.00410297 0.95668071 0.11848022 induced 1 100 Nup62-ili41 Nup62-Il4i1NM_001171024 4.61978333 0.00736286 5.74368474 0.01107239 7.851634560.00410297 0.95668071 0.11848022 protein 101 Mt2 metallothionein 2NM_008630 4.58986149 0.00747527 1.76473976 0.07863085 1.459662230.091558 3.26779046 0.01489433 102 Batf3 basic leucine NM_0300604.57425362 0.00758768 0.35656651 0.46599595 0.27702573 0.509273830.000413 0.99848246 zipper transcription factor, ATF-like 3 103 Nr4a2nuclear receptor NM_001139509 4.51727932 0.0078125 0.67106861 0.276303960.11490736 0.73617356 3.39369087 0.01393885 subfamily 4, group A, member2 104 Plek pleckstrin NM_019549 4.49463175 0.00792491 2.070583790.06075764 3.68222379 0.01910971 2.3550479 0.02647257 105 Phlda1pleckstrin NM_009344 4.50695393 0.00792491 1.71521141 0.08144111.62229545 0.07790018 3.90126828 0.01045414 homology-like domain, familyA, member 1 106 Pfkfb3 6-phosphofructo- NM_133232 4.44926086 0.00809353−0.061901 0.85752023 0.67544194 0.24263714 0.59524615 0.216558 2-kinase/fructose- 2,6- biphosphatase 3 107 Slc10a6 solute carrierNM_029415 4.39614022 0.00837455 4.66496744 0.01528777 1.702213250.07239209 0.68788824 0.18317221 family 10 (sodium/bile acidcotransporter family), member 6 108 Havcr2 hepatitis A virus NM_1342504.3688207 0.00854317 9.63334987 0.00382194 12.4077268 0.001517546.3485387 0.00410297 cellular receptor 2 109 Ms4a4b membrane- NM_0217184.34089254 0.00859937 −0.1005784 0.78625225 −0.0608294 0.84588579−0.2999093 0.41558004 spanning 4- domains, subfamily A, member 4B 110Pex13 peroxisomal NM_023651 4.33390796 0.00859937 0.13843169 0.723639840.20757884 0.59228867 0.36211541 0.35875674 biogenesis factor 13 111Bhlhe40 basic helix-loop- NM_011498 4.27114365 0.00899281 1.631882670.08857914 1.6988707 0.0725045 61.5798556 0 helix family, member e40 112Maff v-maf NM_010755 4.25694238 0.00910522 1.57189806 0.093525183.56359487 0.02040243 1.94341521 0.03782599 musculoaponeuroticfibrosarcoma oncogene family, protein F (avian) 113 Ptges prostaglandinE NM_022415 4.18747914 0.00949865 2.67215191 0.03968076 2.280461490.04530126 2.4867706 0.02399955 synthase 114 Il7r interleukin 7NM_008372 4.17932999 0.00955486 0.79891003 0.23094649 0.6274310.26326439 0.07574108 0.77529227 receptor 115 Ttr transthyretinNM_013697 4.1290499 0.00972347 −0.1842554 0.65647482 0.351039950.43553282 0.32481388 0.39472797 116 Map3k6 mitogen-activated NM_0166934.13054921 0.00972347 −0.4044428 0.42772032 0.85605003 0.188736510.49287303 0.267817 protein kinase kinase kinase 6 117 Mafk v-mafNM_010757 4.06754785 0.0100045 0.37254051 0.45318121 0.064968860.83515063 0.12942949 0.65894784 musculoaponeurotic fibrosarcomaoncogene family, protein K (avian) 118 Clec4e C-type lectin NM_0199484.05505054 0.01017311 3.10159607 0.02984487 21.6527479 0.000393443.0198837 0.01697392 domain family 4, member e 119 Cfd complementNM_013459 3.99183535 0.01062275 −0.3847738 0.44351394 0.503812880.32790018 0.02732386 0.91417491 factor D (adipsin) 120 B4galt1 UDP-NM_022305 3.98573457 0.01062275 0.5722498 0.32340378 0.675908750.24224371 0.47550564 0.27804631 Gal:betaGlcNAc beta 1,4-galactosyltransferase, polypeptide 1 121 Gpr133 G protein-coupledNM_001081342 3.94541878 0.01062275 −0.1416785 0.71773831 0.081780430.79946043 0.05685675 0.82565198 receptor 133 122 Junb Jun-B oncogeneNM_008416 3.92373904 0.01073516 2.77139181 0.03692671 −0.07540190.81334308 0.91186532 0.12618031 123 Zkscan6 zinc finger with NM_0261073.92704251 0.01073516 0.13796239 0.72408948 0.39089513 0.403664570.18876024 0.55614883 KRAB and SCAN domains 6 124 Uap1 UDP-N- NM_1338063.8780438 0.01095998 0.19584521 0.64186151 2.03682032 0.054462683.76225238 0.0111286 acetylglucosamine pyrophosphorylase 1 125 Pde4bphosphodiesterase NM_019840 3.81200545 0.01140962 2.15899652 0.056486065.64070642 0.00848696 17.0448274 0.00044964 4B, cAMP specific 126 Myd88myeloid NM_010851 3.79473227 0.01152203 4.83805855 0.01438849 0.621477910.26551259 0.84650172 0.14073741 differentiation primary response gene88 127 Rhod ras homolog gene NM_007485 3.77727519 0.01174685 0.275807640.54502023 1.59662113 0.07975495 1.25014896 0.07851844 family, member D128 Il1rl1 interleukin 1 NM_001025602 3.77525741 0.01174685 0.074675430.83234038 0.71491085 0.22757419 0.06251477 0.81058903 receptor-like 1129 Gbp2 guanylate NM_010260 3.73967899 0.01185926 0.06470337 0.851674910.82760087 0.19491906 0.29513981 0.42035746 binding protein 2 130 Fkbp5FK506 binding NM_010220 3.73526454 0.01185926 −0.1955722 0.642142540.66845848 0.24533498 0.48420085 0.27281924 protein 5 131 Bcl6b B-cellNM_007528 3.71320111 0.01197167 0.16854283 0.67800135 1.222230020.11623201 0.82677141 0.14484038 CLL/lymphoma 6, member B 132 Sema4dsema domain, NM_013660 3.71806759 0.01197167 3.4304472 0.025179860.36281031 0.42507869 0.12119283 0.67485387 immunoglobulin domain (Ig),transmembrane domain (TM) and short cytoplasmic domain, (semaphorin) 4D133 Gch1 GTP NM_008102 3.69279437 0.01197167 1.28299674 0.12612415.26290024 0.00961106 6.94987782 0.00359712 cyclohydrolase 1 134 Tlr2toll-like receptor 2 NM_011905 3.65677595 0.01219649 1.872262370.07115558 2.86925116 0.03169964 3.05442226 0.0167491 135 Myo1g myosinIG NM_178440 3.65416613 0.0122527 4.7595168 0.01483813 0.992999210.15439523 0.01184753 0.96178058 136 Osmr oncostatin M NM_0110193.64649525 0.0122527 1.32271927 0.12089703 1.00073264 0.152709080.7578233 0.16085881 receptor 137 Ifrd1 interferon-related NM_0135623.64027281 0.0123089 1.11813383 0.15270908 1.42060161 0.095436151.33804857 0.07081835 developmental regulator 1 138 Ippk inositol1,3,4,5,6- NM_199056 3.63984716 0.0123089 0.43030174 0.408666820.49028325 0.33599371 0.30472197 0.41136466 pentakisphosphate 2-kinase139 Irf5 interferon NM_012057 3.62541877 0.01242131 1.978804830.06542266 0.14253456 0.6875 0.28870537 0.42727068 regulatory factor 5140 Cytip cytohesin 1 NM_139200 3.61715217 0.01247752 2.493350340.04440198 0.74421961 0.21734487 0.59367404 0.21773831 interactingprotein 141 Rgs16 regulator of G- NM_011267 3.58927 0.01253372 0.45285370.39321043 0.81166724 0.19964029 1.36220813 0.06879496 protein signaling16 142 LOC640502 similar to UDP-N- XM_917484 3.58325899 0.012533720.2173708 0.61314074 2.02941663 0.0546875 3.0504132 0.0167491acetylhexosamine pyrophosphorylase 143 Ifngr1 interferon gamma NM_0105113.57954461 0.01258993 −0.0549409 0.87247077 0.23825409 0.553675810.11360387 0.68957959 receptor 1 144 Socs2 suppressor of NM_0011686553.52240809 0.01270234 1.86342177 0.07149281 0.58589293 0.28231790.84233253 0.14135567 cytokine signaling 2 145 Stc1 stanniocalcin 1NM_009285 3.5153317 0.01275854 −0.2373619 0.58863534 0.771956910.20913894 0.21490263 0.5201214 146 Adcy8 adenylate cyclase 8 NM_0096233.5176503 0.01275854 0.08266991 0.81761466 −0.0732097 0.81800809−0.0088017 0.97127923 147 Pdzklip1 PDZK1 NM_001164557 3.502428330.01287095 0.64062447 0.28911871 0.11402383 0.73808453 0.000866160.99690872 interacting protein 1 148 Ehf ets homologous NM_0079143.49402096 0.01292716 2.91680635 0.03332959 0.00372868 0.989096220.47128507 0.28080036 factor 149 Hmgcs2 3-hydroxy-3- NM_0082563.48786158 0.01298336 0.01068485 0.9732464 0.18143164 0.6260679−0.0054321 0.98223921 methylglutaryl- Coenzyme A synthase 2 150 Ubr2ubiquitin protein NM_146078 3.48363679 0.01298336 −0.122992 0.748988310.06583453 0.83301484 0.00875844 0.97133543 ligase E3 component n-recognin 2 151 Rassf1 Ras association NM_019713 3.47722936 0.013039573.263729 0.02748426 1.56033724 0.08295863 2.32248243 0.02692221(RalGDS/AF-6) domain family member 1 152 Tnf tumor necrosis NM_0136933.47583332 0.01303957 1.17664638 0.14253597 1.95537048 0.058340831.05303462 0.10229317 factor 153 Niacr1 niacin receptor 1 NM_0307013.46899256 0.01320818 1.17076 0.14354766 0.71332544 0.228136241.13318775 0.09200764 154 Gadd45b growth arrest NM_008655 3.450752760.01326439 1.68421841 0.08447617 3.00720998 0.02928282 5.181673230.00578912 and DNA-damage- inducible 45 beta 155 Dusp8 dual specificityNM_008748 3.43115891 0.0133768 1.79615193 0.07627023 1.592483160.08003597 2.36036228 0.02630396 phosphatase 8 156 Asgr2asialoglycoprotein NM_007493 3.43351819 0.0133768 0.96802097 0.18305980.13049691 0.70784622 −0.0340011 0.89371628 receptor 2 157 Acaa1bacetyl-Coenzyme NM_146230 3.43332118 0.0133768 0.65678402 0.28147482−0.1088767 0.7477518 −0.014793 0.95222572 A acyltransferase 1B 158 Lat2linker for NM_020044 3.41363763 0.01348921 0.14632263 0.711274730.49191528 0.33413894 0.0562507 0.82750674 activation of T cells family,member 2 159 Ereg epiregulin NM_007950 3.3941229 0.01354541 2.402365250.04665018 0.97567471 0.15821718 1.36266635 0.06873876 160 LOC100045163similar to RIKEN XM_001473518 3.39368277 0.01354541 0.214940350.61645683 0.13464308 0.70042716 0.0308805 0.90349595 cDNA 1100001H23gene 161 Plbd1 phospholipase B NM_025806 3.39368277 0.013545410.21494035 0.61645683 0.13464308 0.70042716 0.0308805 0.90349595 domaincontaining 1 162 Slc5a1 solute carrier NM_019810 3.37973229 0.013601627.30817939 0.00663219 3.47131647 0.02191996 0.8131135 0.14787545 family5 (sodium/glucose cotransporter), member 1 163 Ptpn22 protein tyrosineNM_008979 3.35449558 0.01377023 0.32642369 0.49404227 0.197205390.60560926 0.05941868 0.81840153 phosphatase, non-receptor type 22(lymphoid) 164 LOC100044257 hypothetical XM_001471785 3.343457150.01388264 0.00773053 0.97948516 0.84811345 0.19047887 0.224615490.50725045 protein LOC100044257 165 Otud7a OTU domain NM_1308803.34345715 0.01388264 0.00773053 0.97948516 0.84811345 0.190478870.22461549 0.50725045 containing 7A 166 Zfp295 zinc finger NM_0010816843.34088675 0.01388264 0.79429853 0.23263264 1.30877108 0.105553067.21010695 0.00325989 protein 295 167 Nnat neuronatin NM_0109233.32416957 0.01393885 −0.2115294 0.62078462 0.10913599 0.74735836−0.0532227 0.83666817 168 Ptger2 prostaglandin E NM_008964 3.303736750.01416367 −0.0222784 0.94548112 0.52642148 0.31486061 0.108533460.70048336 receptor 2 (subtype EP2) 169 Mlxip MLX interacting NM_1339173.29003595 0.01427608 −0.1885049 0.6506857 0.23312933 0.560139390.33169351 0.38888264 protein 170 Xdh xanthine NM_011723 3.239220210.01489433 −0.124574 0.74657149 0.335247 0.44947167 0.070911160.78771358 dehydrogenase 171 Psors1c2 psoriasis NM_020576 3.240302040.01489433 −0.2074397 0.62584308 1.82591346 0.06457959 0.06417860.80665468 susceptibility 1 candidate 2 (human) 172 Lep leptin NM_0084933.24023439 0.01489433 −0.0525912 0.87713579 0.23268406 0.560813850.31812607 0.39967401 173 Pdcd1lg2 programmed cell NM_021396 3.220253970.01500674 1.13104321 0.15057329 0.52677343 0.3147482 0.055555790.82981115 death 1 ligand 2 174 Slc3a2 solute carrier NM_0011614133.23117977 0.01500674 0.88739004 0.20413669 1.04788504 0.143603871.12305004 0.09341277 family 3 (activators of dibasic and neutral aminoacid transport), member 2 175 Igtp interferon gamma NM_018738 3.231584040.01500674 −0.0980382 0.79029901 0.08490195 0.79378372 −0.06107180.81401754 induced GTPase 176 Sla src-like adaptor NM_0010298413.21968946 0.01500674 0.03510876 0.91861511 0.19311547 0.611004950.09633098 0.72605665 177 Nts neurotensin NM_024435 3.209754380.01506295 0.43381098 0.40630621 1.95402793 0.05850944 1.157907670.08897257 178 Azin1 antizyme NM_001102458 3.21074226 0.015062950.83863576 0.21886241 2.69713549 0.03479092 1.18782523 0.08554406inhibitor 1 179 Ets2 E26 avian NM_011809 3.20673315 0.015231567.92277271 0.0055643 0.45316371 0.35673336 2.44563912 0.02484263leukemia oncogene 2, 3′ domain 180 Cd209c CD209c antigen NM_1309033.19117889 0.01534397 1.88453999 0.07059353 0.03734344 0.90130396 0 1181 Srgn serglycin NM_011157 3.17565516 0.01545638 0.79528176 0.232351621.95424069 0.05850944 5.35372956 0.00545189 182 Arc activity regulatedNM_018790 3.16393498 0.01551259 0.87485488 0.2076214 0.716438390.22706835 0.72546856 0.17120054 cytoskeletal- associated protein 183Tslp thymic stromal NM_021367 3.1501285 0.01573741 2.77667493 0.036926711.21356892 0.11758094 2.59356419 0.02220099 lymphopoietin 184 LOC68395histocompatibility XM_903697 3.14717692 0.01573741 0.35465999 0.46790692−0.1428804 0.68688174 −0.0325584 0.89877473 2, Q region locus 6-like 185Bcar1 breast cancer NM_009954 3.08729989 0.01658049 2.250882390.05238309 0.79450888 0.20301259 1.77088974 0.04423336 anti-estrogenresistance 1 186 Ifitm6 interferon NM_001033632 3.03390499 0.016917720.19298321 0.64557104 3.3562544 0.02360612 0.65793883 0.19340153 inducedtransmembrane protein 6 187 Cyr61 cysteine rich NM_010516 3.023571580.01703013 0.35081271 0.47122302 −0.8338162 0.19362635 2.698416980.02073966 protein 61 188 Oasl2 2′-5′ NM_011854 3.00776029 0.017198741.30374624 0.12314523 −0.2886921 0.49505396 −0.1273398 0.66232014oligoadenylate synthetase-like 2 189 Map3k8 mitogen-activated NM_0077462.96851051 0.01776079 0.76916715 0.24128822 0.60642193 0.271638942.37950136 0.02596673 protein kinase kinase kinase 8 190 Traf1 TNFreceptor- NM_009421 2.94642649 0.01804182 1.10526035 0.155800361.1683535 0.12438174 0.65388234 0.19491906 associated factor 1 191 Dok2docking protein 2 NM_010071 2.95258152 0.01804182 1.70258119 0.082508991.02110799 0.14877473 0.13212196 0.65332734 192 Retnla resistin likealpha NM_020509 2.93926584 0.01826664 0.08727138 0.80968975 0.470782180.34611061 −0.0100758 0.96695144 193 Trim25 tripartite motif- NM_0095462.93880497 0.01826664 0.27554906 0.54524505 1.19000158 0.120840831.96622326 0.03732014 containing 25 194 Klf13 Kruppel-like NM_0213662.90995726 0.01860387 −0.752572 0.2466839 0.36138771 0.426146580.29411804 0.42131295 factor 13 195 Ifi204 interferon NM_0083292.89303607 0.01910971 −0.8077482 0.22796763 3.05970174 0.028383540.84139756 0.1416929 activated gene 204 196 St3gal5 ST3 beta-NM_001035228 2.8798431 0.01933453 0.00548104 0.98606115 0.619000260.26618705 0.39093267 0.33391412 galactoside alpha- 2,3-sialyltransferase 5 197 Pck1 phosphoenolpyruvate NM_011044 2.861390050.01955935 −0.0415267 0.90265288 0.81433046 0.19851619 0.398275230.32868705 carboxykinase 1, cytosolic 198 Lta lymphotoxin A NM_0107352.84791448 0.01967176 7.85389739 0.00567671 0.33214615 0.452113310.03600102 0.88669065 199 Picalm phosphatidylinositol NM_1461942.80888113 0.0201214 1.10879795 0.15484487 0.00124658 0.996346670.78772137 0.15428282 binding clathrin assembly protein 200 Per1 periodhomolog 1 NM_001159367 2.78389102 0.02023381 1.59431277 0.091614210.02673331 0.92586556 0.2754017 0.44272707 (Drosophila) 201 Serpina3nserine (or NM_009252 2.78139233 0.02023381 −0.4468412 0.397144781.39291477 0.09796538 0.45266028 0.29220998 cysteine) peptidaseinhibitor, clade A, member 3N 202 Lce3a late cornified NM_0010395942.7527024 0.02051484 0.63398158 0.29209757 1.00999583 0.15085432−0.0366748 0.88494829 envelope 3A 203 2310016C08Rik RIKEN cDNA NM_0235162.74635497 0.02057104 3.06919162 0.03040692 34.4555498 0.000112416.7025142 0.00376574 2310016C08 gene 204 Cd44 CD44 antigen NM_0010391502.73488076 0.02085207 1.65434311 0.08672437 0.93039304 0.168727520.91404098 0.12595549 205 Arid5a AT rich NM_001172205 2.728298050.02090827 0.80120398 0.23010342 1.24486335 0.11302833 4.084473250.00983588 interactive domain 5A (MRF1-like) 206 Gem GTP bindingNM_010276 2.69737667 0.02130171 3.04380182 0.03102518 0.648365940.25354092 1.54623663 0.05569919 protein (gene overexpressed in skeletalmuscle) 207 Inpp5d inositol NM_001110192 2.70118366 0.021301710.13171891 0.73431879 0.17212194 0.64000674 0.05099183 0.84167041polyphosphate-5- phosphatase D 208 Rel reticuloendotheliosis NM_0090442.7053087 0.02130171 2.30829334 0.05035971 1.22815327 0.115445141.79253734 0.04322167 oncogene 209 Klf9 Kuppel-like NM_010638 2.713841460.02130171 −0.5363519 0.34330036 0.23464574 0.55834083 0.277876820.44070369 factor 9 210 Nlrp3 NLR family, pyrin NM_145827 2.685299390.02152653 −0.6333254 0.2924348 0.64989113 0.25286646 0.17331820.57874326 domain containing 3 211 Pard6b par-6 NM_021409 2.688341790.02152653 3.78666011 0.02175135 0.82047429 0.19716727 1.623026290.05142761 (partitioning defective 6) homolog beta (C. elegans) 212 Ccr1chemokine (C-C NM_009912 2.67942996 0.02158273 0.4255944 0.412320141.19122872 0.12061601 0.48026261 0.27529227 motif) receptor 1 213 Ccl9chemokine (C-C NM_011338 2.67232531 0.02180755 0.92216732 0.194806653.56212053 0.02045863 1.44542536 0.0625 motif) ligand 9 214 Stat5asignal transducer NM_001164062 2.66126899 0.02191996 0.463521550.38573516 0.21365472 0.58543165 0.94381371 0.12011016 and activator oftranscription 5A 215 Nfkbie nuclear factor of NM_008690 2.636392660.0223696 3.43135484 0.02517986 0.62597452 0.26388264 2.054252470.03383543 kappa light polypeptide gene enhancer in B- cells inhibitor,epsilon 216 Stk17b serine/threonine NM_133810 2.63629462 0.02236961.14182574 0.14883094 1.19713423 0.11999775 1.05561702 0.10189973 kinase17b (apoptosis- inducing) 217 Il2rg interleukin 2 NM_013563 2.63147450.0223696 0.5312369 0.34611061 0.25491839 0.53338579 0.20778869 0.529058receptor, gamma chain 218 Socs3 suppressor of NM_007707 2.629145820.02248201 2.70919548 0.03866906 2.54842159 0.03861286 2.710691940.02045863 cytokine signaling 3 219 Cpa1 carboxypeptidase NM_0253502.61114077 0.02281924 0.34604618 0.47616906 −0.0243733 0.93244155−0.035007 0.88961331 A1 220 Hmgcr 3-hydroxy-3- NM_008255 2.612049570.02281924 0.8714108 0.20880171 0.96334065 0.16119604 2.40821120.02546088 methylglutaryl- Coenzyme A reductase 221 Rasa3 RAS p21protein NM_009025 2.61418781 0.02281924 0.49165942 0.36870504 −0.0497480.87117806 0.1976996 0.54260342 activator 3 222 Sdhaf1 succinateNM_001033140 2.59906842 0.02315647 −0.2188705 0.61167941 0.585228570.28254272 0.17232096 0.58059802 dehydrogenase complex assembly factor 1223 Sik1 salt inducible NM_010831 2.59661358 0.02332509 0.724085230.25612635 0.00776877 0.97774281 1.00936004 0.10982464 kinase 1 224Tnfrsf12a tumor necrosis NM_001161746 2.59284904 0.02338129 2.597617990.04164793 1.39699314 0.09734712 2.53219746 0.02287545 factor receptorsuperfamily, member 12a 225 Tnfaip3 tumor necrosis NM_0011664022.58282093 0.02366232 1.4344221 0.10656475 4.20114812 0.015006744.75734859 0.00713804 factor, alpha- induced protein 3 226 Gpr97 Gprotein-coupled NM_173036 2.5546788 0.02399955 −0.5774172 0.32031250.47504617 0.34408723 0.13053541 0.65714928 receptor 97 227 Jmjd6jumonji domain NM_033398 2.54864601 0.02422437 −0.1493575 0.706946940.09085657 0.78209308 0.05297404 0.83723022 containing 6 228 Dedd2 deatheffector NM_207677 2.5249399 0.02489883 0.11569103 0.76039793 0.402960110.39349146 0.17717343 0.57317896 domain- containing DNA binding protein2 229 Ear2 eosinophil- NM_007895 2.51267459 0.02501124 0.742881110.24943795 0.15592691 0.66647932 −0.1042129 0.70936376 associated,ribonuclease A family, member 2 230 Ptk6 PTK6 protein NM_0091842.51187568 0.02501124 0.94903177 0.18721897 0.13064975 0.707340380.08683949 0.74988759 tyrosine kinase 6 231 Dnajb4 DnaJ (Hsp40)NM_025926 2.51669777 0.02501124 0.20665751 0.62713579 0.165254090.6506295 0.40898958 0.32104317 homolog, subfamily B, member 4 232 Nsg1neuron specific NM_010942 2.49310541 0.02540468 −0.0094565 0.975831830.33845179 0.44677383 0.08979089 0.74353642 gene family member 1 233Gucy2c guanylate cyclase NM_001127318 2.49041476 0.0256295 1.812850740.07503372 −0.1971992 0.60560926 0.18902317 0.55598022 2c 234 Seleselectin, NM_011345 2.47785833 0.02574191 0.66566599 0.278271131.82843638 0.06435477 2.27398368 0.02810252 endothelial cell 235Ppp1r15a protein NM_008654 2.45217361 0.02613534 0.27556077 0.545245050.25073811 0.53810701 0.27513774 0.44289568 phosphatase 1, regulatory(inhibitor) subunit 15A 236 Mettl7b methyltransferase NM_0278532.44506501 0.02619155 0.59156034 0.31311826 0.024846 0.930980220.28631344 0.4296875 like 7B 237 Glipr1 GLI pathogenesis- NM_0286082.43483208 0.02658498 0.83120923 0.22088579 −0.081862 0.799179410.20239569 0.53692671 related 1 (glioma) 238 Kctd4 potassium NM_0262142.43155862 0.02664119 −0.3525619 0.4698179 0.57795382 0.28630845−0.2432698 0.48252023 channel tetramerisation domain containing 4 239Rnase1 ribonuclease, NM_011271 2.3932731 0.02748426 0.748226070.24797662 0.00740529 0.97830486 0.00790113 0.97453912 RNase A family, 1(pancreatic) 240 Ier2 immediate early NM_010499 2.38660683 0.0275966714.5249742 0.00168615 −0.2604754 0.52686601 0.41841689 0.31435477response 2 241 Ccl22 chemokine (C-C NM_009137 2.36489757 0.028214931.50670752 0.09993255 0.24021959 0.55103417 0.04723487 0.85302383 motif)ligand 22 242 Odc1 ornithine NM_013614 2.35855218 0.02832734 −1.9532960.06665917 0.94339171 0.16580486 0.32040463 0.39832509 decarboxylase,structural 1 243 Csrp1 cysteine and NM_007791 2.34090057 0.028664570.86935422 0.20947617 1.10975375 0.13213804 1.55676691 0.05530576glycine-rich protein 1 244 Pvr poliovirus NM_027514 2.337169830.02872077 0.24033061 0.58464478 1.32552446 0.10397932 2.141314640.03119379 receptor 245 Aqp3 aquaporin 3 NM_016689 2.31420784 0.029226621.57259951 0.09346897 0.5440975 0.30457509 0.85105648 0.13966951 246 Cd2CD2 antigen NM_013486 2.3086761 0.02933903 1.42284155 0.1083071−0.0103072 0.97060477 −0.0090921 0.97015513 247 Rnf19b ring fingerNM_029219 2.30156654 0.02939523 0.62641742 0.2957509 2.095515380.05198966 1.83378019 0.04142311 protein 19B 248 Ece1 endothelinNM_199307 2.29901327 0.02945144 −0.0211646 0.94772932 0.690644150.23701664 0.30768986 0.40861061 converting enzyme 1 249 Gnl3 guanineNM_153547 2.297145 0.02950764 0.36101958 0.46256745 0.364783870.42356115 0.75564175 0.16153327 nucleotide binding protein- like 3(nucleolar) 250 Ccrn4l CCR4 carbon NM_009834 2.28491907 0.030013495.14477788 0.01371403 3.09887676 0.02776529 3.45513957 0.01360162catabolite repression 4-like (S. cerevisiae) 251 LOC100047134 similar tocarbon XM_001477322 2.28491907 0.03001349 5.14477788 0.013714033.09887676 0.02776529 3.45513957 0.01360162 catabolite repression 4protein homolog 252 Dclre1b DNA cross-link NM_001025312 2.260608420.03040692 0.25315447 0.5692446 −0.0644145 0.83638714 0.069074880.79294065 repair 1B, PSO2 homolog (S. cerevisiae) 253 1600029D21RikRIKEN cDNA NM_029639 2.25439228 0.03051933 5.66907819 0.011297211.8300822 0.06435477 2.48633407 0.02399955 1600029D21 gene 254LOC100048365 similar to keratin XM_001480092 2.24904464 0.030575540.43585493 0.40456385 4.99621941 0.01056655 0.13065378 0.65692446associated protein 6-1 255 Il10ra interleukin 10 NM_008348 2.225926120.03113759 0.61517065 0.30142761 0.13257479 0.70413669 0.125391790.66687275 receptor, alpha 256 Csrp2 cysteine and NM_007792 2.20453470.03141862 −0.3733639 0.4520009 0.86235351 0.18671313 0.177990260.57216727 glycine-rich protein 2 257 LOC100045085 similar to Anxa3XM_001473636 2.19252706 0.03153103 −0.4376169 0.40355216 0.260263090.52697842 0.01730956 0.94385117 258 F2rl1 coagulation NM_0079742.19830877 0.03153103 0.60221906 0.30727293 0.53004742 0.312724821.97725664 0.03709532 factor II (thrombin) receptor-like 1 259 Akap12 Akinase (PRKA) NM_031185 2.18746708 0.03175585 0.58879014 0.314242362.5328955 0.0390625 2.09620357 0.03248651 anchor protein (gravin) 12 260Phlda2 pleckstrin NM_009434 2.18384785 0.03186826 1.74384597 0.079754950.28515183 0.49881969 0.13220044 0.65310252 homology-like domain, familyA, member 2 261 Card14 caspase NM_130886 2.1835209 0.03192446 1.098399890.15714928 0.35820333 0.42901304 0.617183 0.20846448 recruitment domainfamily, member 14 262 1700017B05Rik RIKEN cDNA NM_028820 2.161549040.03243031 −0.0991281 0.78844424 0.61699087 0.26703013 0.721186240.17226844 1700017B05 gene 263 Bsdc1 BSD domain NM_133889 2.152312450.03276754 0.94139816 0.18952338 0.18555888 0.62078462 0.090790750.74123201 containing 1 264 Il1r1 interleukin 1 NM_001123382 2.147296780.03287995 0.11125886 0.76596223 0.09015603 0.78332959 0.180575860.56896358 receptor, type I 265 LOC100048342 similar to XM_0014800462.14683783 0.03287995 0.5410926 0.34071493 0.44065368 0.365613760.76238449 0.15984712 mKIAA1547 protein 266 Tle3 transducin-likeNM_001083927 2.14683783 0.03287995 0.5410926 0.34071493 0.440653680.36561376 0.76238449 0.15984712 enhancer of split 3, homolog ofDrosophila E(spl) 267 Parp14 poly (ADP-ribose) NM_001039530 2.135100910.03310477 0.62498056 0.296875 0.32882231 0.45548561 0.105431140.70734038 polymerase family, member 14 268 Rac2 RAS-related C3NM_009008 2.13113017 0.03321718 0.03701855 0.91361286 −0.01314860.96324191 −0.1057452 0.70660971 botulinum substrate 2 269 Dgat1diacylglycerol 0- NM_010046 2.12756617 0.03327338 0.94980313 0.186994151.47502415 0.08992806 2.84212134 0.01944694 acyltransferase 1 270 Ltb4r2leukotriene B4 NM_020490 2.12229255 0.03332959 0.38976648 0.439354770.90149349 0.17592176 0.23163059 0.49876349 receptor 2 271 Stk40serine/threonine NM_001145827 2.11604694 0.03338579 0.6823252 0.271470320.98649737 0.15585656 2.01267489 0.03540917 kinase 40 272 Slc6a6 solutecarrier NM_009320 2.10677052 0.03372302 −0.1828965 0.65866682 0.109338010.74707734 0.04394716 0.86207284 family 6 (neurotransmitter transporter,taurine), member 6 273 Ppif peptidylprolyl NM_134084 2.10636670.03372302 −0.0147004 0.96329811 0.95093042 0.16417491 0.501118780.26292716 isomerase F (cyclophilin F) 274 Hp haptoglobin NM_0173702.10532106 0.03377923 −0.4456469 0.39770683 0.93449278 0.167603420.33333537 0.38742131 275 Slpi secretory NM_011414 2.1028078 0.033835431.9742402 0.06564748 9.09967716 0.00325989 2.0609433 0.03366682leukocyte peptidase inhibitor 276 Per2 period homolog 2 NM_0110662.09758259 0.03383543 −1.0617781 0.16350045 0.37265004 0.417491010.18985926 0.55446268 (Drosophila) 277 Thrsp thyroid hormone NM_0093812.08641772 0.03389164 −0.38949 0.43957959 0.46245564 0.350550810.36652213 0.35544065 responsive SPOT14 homolog (Rattus) 278 Tsc22d3TSC22 domain NM_001077364 2.09207093 0.03389164 0.18152609 0.660071940.05459139 0.85959982 0.18867275 0.55620504 family, member 3 2791810055G02Rik RIKEN cDNA NM_028077 2.08893945 0.03389164 −0.1429710.71644559 0.71934171 0.22555081 1.54168857 0.05609263 1810055G02 gene280 Sell selectin, NM_001164059 2.0800956 0.03394784 0.385029560.44334532 0.5974804 0.27636016 0.02686296 0.91535522 lymphocyte 281LOC100046643 similar to sprouty 1 XM_001476559 2.07423653 0.034004050.51024728 0.35763264 1.56252207 0.0825652 0.81218486 0.14793165 282Spry1 sprouty homolog NM_011896 2.07423653 0.03400405 0.510247280.35763264 1.56252207 0.0825652 0.81218486 0.14793165 1 (Drosophila) 283Plekhb2 pleckstrin NM_145516 2.0760573 0.03400405 0.39914505 0.432329140.13741498 0.69570594 0.61603519 0.2086893 homology domain containing,family B (evectins) member 2 284 Ctla2b cytotoxic T NM_0011458012.0749751 0.03400405 0.01012455 0.97442671 0.60167892 0.274336780.23956448 0.48741007 lymphocyte- associated protein 2 beta 285 Tgm2transglutaminase NM_009373 2.07285047 0.03406025 0.1126016 0.763938850.97618492 0.15810477 0.93793069 0.12123426 2, C polypeptide 286 Tubb2atubulin, beta 2A NM_009450 2.05611344 0.03445369 0.22439866 0.604541370.34033002 0.44469424 0.87642931 0.13433004 287 Cyp4a10 cytochrome P450,NM_010011 2.05692908 0.03445369 1.42554426 0.10785746 0.216141810.58183453 0.09366533 0.73403777 family 4, subfamily a, polypeptide 10288 Cxcl13 chemokine (C—X—C NM_018866 2.05176262 0.03450989 0.940816880.19002923 0.89958494 0.17642761 0.17399706 0.57790018 motif) ligand 13289 Tgif1 TGFB-induced NM_001164074 2.03815924 0.03495953 1.3282570.12022257 −0.084979 0.79367131 0.37639334 0.34717851 factor homeobox 1290 Gyk glycerol kinase NM_008194 2.02623036 0.03529676 0.938840910.19064748 0.74494118 0.21700764 1.95341687 0.03760117 291 Gzmb granzymeB NM_013542 2.02212312 0.03552158 3.4560186 0.0245616 3.444761440.02253822 1.4754938 0.06036421 292 5730408K05Rik RIKEN cDNA NR_0278662.0055359 0.0356902 0.51316764 0.35555306 0.42372758 0.37831611.34087416 0.07053732 5730408K05 gene 293 Pvrl1 poliovirus NM_0214242.00842209 0.0356902 0.98053436 0.18053058 0.32521501 0.459532370.21088736 0.5245616 receptor-related 1 294 Abcc3 ATP-binding NM_0296002.01030497 0.0356902 1.66027511 0.08621853 0.4252139 0.377135790.11200848 0.6931205 cassette, sub- family C (CFTR/MRP), member 3 295Hmox1 heme oxygenase NM_010442 2.00218455 0.03585881 −0.03496750.91872752 0.27788615 0.50803732 0.1595527 0.60397932 (decycling) 1 296Plk3 polo-like kinase 3 NM_013807 2.00300366 0.03585881 1.567928930.09397482 2.84676262 0.03203687 3.38687981 0.01399505 (Drosophila) 297Adap2 ArfGAP with dual NM_172133 2.00194741 0.03585881 −0.05317110.87578687 0.03687362 0.90259667 0.01311355 0.95711556 PH domains 2

TABLE 2B Subset of genes in Table 2A that are also significantlyactivated via Toll-Like Receptor (TLR) stimulation in dendritic cells(Amit, I. et al. 2009, supra). Stimulation Stimulation StimulationStimulation Stimulation Universal Universal Gene Universal Gene of TLR9of TLR7 of TLR4 of TLR2 of TLR3 Symbol Name Refseq ID by CpG by GRD byLPS by Pam by PiC 1 H6pd hexose-6-phosphate NM_173371 dehydrogenase(glucose 1- dehydrogenase) 2 Il6 interleukin 6 NM_031168 3 Samhd1 SAMdomain and HD domain, NM_01139520 + + + 1 4 Ccl20 chemokine (C-C motif)ligand NM_01159738 20 5 Hdc histidine decarboxylase NM_008230 + 6LOC100047619 similar to solute carrier XR_033736 + + + family 7(cationic amino acid transporter, y+ system), member 5 7 Slc7a5 solutecarrier family 7 NM_011404 + + + (cationic amino acid transporter, y+system), member 5 8 Cxcl1 chemokine (C-X-C motif) NM_008176 + + + ligand1 9 Iigp1 interferon inducible GTPase 1 NM_001146275 + 10 Slc39a8 solutecarrier family 39 NM_001135149 + (metal ion transporter), member 8 11Ccl2 chemokine (C-C motif) ligand NM_011333 + + 2 12 Ccl1 chemokine (C-Cmotif) ligand NM_011329 1 13 Icam1 intercellular adhesion NM_010493 + +molecule 1 14 Cxcl16 chemokine (C-X-C motif) NM_023158 ligand 16 15Clic4 chloride intracellular channel NM_013885 4 (mitochondrial) 16 Cd83CD83 antigen NM_009856 + 17 Dusp2 dual specificity phosphatase NM_0100902 18 Irf1 interferon regulatory factor 1 NM_001159396 + 19 Ccl7chemokine (C-C motif) ligand NM_013654 + 7 20 Ccl12 chemokine (C-Cmotif) ligand NM_011331 12 21 Cidec cell death-inducing DFFA-likeNM_178373 effector c 22 Egln3 EGL nine homolog 3 NM_028133 + (C.elegans) 23 F7 coagulation factor VII NM_010172 + 24 Angptl4angiopoietin-like 4 NM_020581 25 Ier3 immediate early response 3NM_133662 + + + 26 Zc3h12a zinc finger CCCH type NM_153159 + + +containing 12A 27 Clec7a C-type lectin domain family 7, NM_020008 + +member a 28 Ccl3 chemokine (C-C motif) ligand NM_011337 3 29 Pqlc1 PQloop repeat containing 1 NM_001164420 + + + + 30 Serpine1 serine (orcysteine) peptidase NM_008871 + inhibitor, clade E, member 1 31 Il1binterleukin 1 beta NM_008361 32 Cyp2e1 cytochrome P450, family 2,NM_021282 + + + + subfamily e, polypeptide 1 33 1810011O10Rik RIKEN cDNA1810011O10 NM_026931 + + gene 34 Zfp36 zinc finger protein 36NM_011756 + 35 Mmp12 matrix metallopeptidase 12 NM_008605 36 Ccl17chemokine (C-C motif) ligand NM_011332 17 37 Ifi202b interferonactivated gene NM_008327 + 202B 38 Bcl3 B-cell leukemia/lymphoma 3NM_033601 39 Gpr65 G-protein coupled receptor NM_008152 65 40 Slc39a14solute carrier family 39 (zinc NM_001135151 + transporter), member 14 41Saa3 serum amyloid A 3 NM_011315 42 Mefv Mediterranean feverNM_001161790 43 Spp1 secreted phosphoprotein 1 NM_009263 + + + + 44Nfkbiz nuclear factor of kappa light NM_001159394 + polypeptide geneenhancer in B-cells inhibitor, zeta 45 Epgn epithelial mitogen NM_05308746 Mt1 metallothionein 1 NM_013602 + 47 Nfkb1 nuclear factor of kappalight NM_008689 + + polypeptide gene enhancer in B-cells 1, p105 48Cebpd CCAAT/enhancer binding NM_007679 protein (C/EBP), delta 49 Acer2alkaline ceramidase 2 NM_139306 + + + + 50 Coro2a coronin, actin bindingNM_001164804 protein 2A 51 Best2 bestrophin 2 NM_001130193 + 52 Ccl24chemokine (C-C motif) ligand NM_019577 + + 24 53 Ltb4r1 leukotriene B4receptor 1 NM_008519 + + + + 54 Tnfrsf1a tumor necrosis factorNM_011609 + + receptor superfamily, member 1a 55 Dusp6 dual specificityphosphatase NM_026268 6 56 LOC100044068 similar to interferon-XM_001473873 + + + + inducible Ifi202b 57 Cxcl2 chemokine (C-X-C motif)NM_009140 ligand 2 58 Adam8 a disintegrin and NM_007403 +metallopeptidase domain 8 59 Alox12e arachidonate lipoxygenase,NM_145684 + epidermal 60 Cd86 CD86 antigen NM_019388 + + 61 Scd3stearoyl-coenzyme A NM_024450 + desaturase 3 62 Rela v-relreticuloendotheliosis NM_009045 + viral oncogene homolog A (avian) 63Tph1 tryptophan hydroxylase 1 NM_001136084 + 64 Ccl11 chemokine (C-Cmotif) ligand NM_011330 + + 11 65 Plin4 perilipin 4 NM_020568 + 66 Ptx3pentraxin related gene NM_008987 + 67 Ralgds ral guanine nucleotideNM_001145834 + dissociation stimulator 68 Btg2 B-cell translocation gene2, NM_007570 anti-proliferative 69 Pyy peptide YY NM_145435 + 70 Rab20RAB20, member RAS NM_011227 + oncogene family 71 C330016O10Rik RIKENcDNA C330016O10 NM_145974 + + + + + gene 72 Zfp593 zinc finger protein593 NM_024215 + + 73 LOC100048724 similar to fatty acid XM_001481056 +desaturase 74 Nr4a1 nuclear receptor subfamily 4, NM_010444 + group A,member 1 75 Marcksl1 MARCKS-like 1 NM_010807 76 Hamp2 hepcidinantimicrobial NM_183257 + peptide 2 77 Fcer1a Fc receptor, IgE, highaffinity NM_010184 + I, alpha polypeptide 78 LOC100044927 similar toTNF-stimulated XM_001473344 + + + gene 6 protein 79 Anxa3 annexin A3NM_013470 + + 80 Ccl4 chemokine (C-C motif) ligand NM_013652 + 4 81Gpr84 G protein-coupled receptor NM_030720 + 84 82 Rgs1 regulator ofG-protein NM_015811 signaling 1 83 Defb1 defensin beta 1 NM_007843 84Nfkbia nuclear factor of kappa light NM_010907 + + polypeptide geneenhancer in B-cells inhibitor, alpha 85 Gsdmc gasdermin C NM_031378 + 86Ch25h cholesterol 25-hydroxylase NM_009890 + + + 87 Casp4 caspase 4,apoptosis-related NM_007609 + cysteine peptidase 88 LOC100044206hypothetical protein XM_001471596 + LOC100044206 89 LOC100046186 similarto receptor activity XM_001475752 + modifying protein 3 90 Ramp3receptor (calcitonin) activity NM_019511 + modifying protein 3 91Tnfaip2 tumor necrosis factor, alpha- NM_009396 + + + + + inducedprotein 2 92 Ankrd57 ankyrin repeat domain 57 NM_172939 93 Mat2amethionine NM_145569 + + + + + adenosyltransferase II, alpha 94 Egr1early growth response 1 NM_007913 95 Slfn2 schlafen 2 NM_011408 + + 96Ccr7 chemokine (C-C motif) NM_007719 receptor 7 97 Pmaip1phorbol-12-myristate-13- NM_021451 + + + + acetate-induced protein 1 98Tnfaip6 tumor necrosis factor alpha NM_009398 + + induced protein 6 99Il4i1 interleukin 4 induced 1 NM_010215 100 Nup62-il4i1 Nup62-Il4i1protein NM_001171024 101 Mt2 metallothionein 2 NM_008630 + + + 102 Batf3basic leucine zipper NM_030060 + + transcription factor, ATF-like 3 103Nr4a2 nuclear receptor subfamily 4, NM_001139509 group A, member 2 104Plek pleckstrin NM_019549 + + 105 Phlda1 pleckstrin homology-likeNM_009344 + domain, family A, member 1 106 Pfkfb3 6-phosphofructo-2-NM_133232 + + + + kinase/fructose-2,6- biphosphatase 3 107 Slc10a6solute carrier family 10 NM_029415 (sodium/bile acid cotransporterfamily), member 6 108 Havcr2 hepatitis A virus cellular NM_134250receptor 2 109 Ms4a4b membrane-spanning 4- NM_021718 + domains,subfamily A, member 4B 110 Pex13 peroxisomal biogenesis factorNM_023651 + + + 13 111 Bhlhe40 basic helix-loop-helix family,NM_011498 + + member e40 112 Maff v-maf musculoaponeurotic NM_010755fibrosarcoma oncogene family, protein F (avian) 113 Ptges prostaglandinE synthase NM_022415 + + + + 114 Il7r interleukin 7 receptorNM_008372 + + 115 Ttr transthyretin NM_013697 116 Map3k6mitogen-activated protein NM_016693 kinase kinase kinase 6 117 Mafkv-maf musculoaponeurotic NM_010757 + fibrosarcoma oncogene family,protein K (avian) 118 Clec4e C-type lectin domain family 4, NM_019948 +member e 119 Cfd complement factor D NM_013459 (adipsin) 120 B4galt1UDP-Gal: betaGlcNAc beta 1,4- NM_022305 + galactosyltransferase,polypeptide 1 121 Gpr133 G protein-coupled receptor NM_001081342 + 133122 Junb Jun-B oncogene NM_008416 + + + 123 Zkscan6 zinc finger withKRAB and NM_026107 + + SCAN domains 6 124 Uap1 UDP-N-acetylglucosamineNM_133806 + pyrophosphorylase 1 125 Pde4b phosphodiesterase 4B, cAMPNM_019840 + + specific 126 Myd88 myeloid differentiation NM_010851primary response gene 88 127 Rhod ras homolog gene family, NM_007485 +member D 128 Il1rl1 interleukin 1 receptor-like 1 NM_001025602 129 Gbp2guanylate binding protein 2 NM_010260 + + + 130 Fkbp5 FK506 bindingprotein 5 NM_010220 + + + 131 Bcl6b B-cell CLL/lymphoma 6,NM_007528 + + + + member B 132 Sema4d sema domain, NM_013660 + + +immunoglobulin domain (Ig), transmembrane domain (TM) and shortcytoplasmic domain, (semaphorin) 4D 133 Gch1 GTP cyclohydrolase 1NM_008102 + + 134 Tlr2 toll-like receptor 2 NM_011905 + + 135 Myo1gmyosin IG NM_178440 + 136 Osmr oncostatin M receptor NM_011019 + + 137Ifrd1 interferon-related NM_013562 + + + developmental regulator 1 138Ippk inositol 1,3,4,5,6- NM_199056 + + pentakisphosphate 2-kinase 139Irf5 interferon regulatory factor 5 NM_012057 140 Cytip cytohesin 1interacting NM_139200 protein 141 Rgs16 regulator of G-proteinNM_011267 + + + signaling 16 142 LOC640502 similar to UDP-N- XM_917484 +acetylhexosamine pyrophosphorylase 143 Ifngr1 interferon gamma receptor1 NM_010511 + + 144 Socs2 suppressor of cytokine NM_001168655 +signaling 2 145 Stc1 stanniocalcin 1 NM_009285 + 146 Adcy8 adenylatecyclase 8 NM_009623 147 Pdzk1ip1 PDZK1 interacting protein 1NM_001164557 + + 148 Ehf ets homologous factor NM_007914 + + 149 Hmgcs23-hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl- NM_008256 + Coenzyme A synthase 2 150 Ubr2ubiquitin protein ligase E3 NM_146078 component n-recognin 2 151 Rassf1Ras association (RalGDS/AF-6) NM_019713 + + domain family member 1 152Tnf tumor necrosis factor NM_013693 153 Niacr1 niacin receptor 1NM_030701 154 Gadd45b growth arrest and DNA- NM_008655 damage-inducible45 beta 155 Dusp8 dual specificity phosphatase NM_008748 + 8 156 Asgr2asialoglycoprotein receptor 2 NM_007493 157 Acaa1b acetyl-Coenzyme ANM_146230 + acyltransferase 1B 158 Lat2 linker for activation of T cellsNM_020044 family, member 2 159 Ereg epiregulin NM_007950 + 160LOC100045163 similar to RIKEN cDNA XM_001473518 + + 1100001H23 gene 161Plbd1 phospholipase B domain NM_025806 + + containing 1 162 Slc5a1solute carrier family 5 NM_019810 + + + + + (sodium/glucosecotransporter), member 1 163 Ptpn22 protein tyrosine phosphatase,NM_008979 non-receptor type 22 (lymphoid) 164 LOC100044257 hypotheticalprotein XM_001471785 LOC100044257 165 Otud7a OTU domain containing 7ANM_130880 166 Zfp295 zinc finger protein 295 NM_001081684 167 Nnatneuronatin NM_010923 + 168 Ptger2 prostaglandin E receptor 2 NM_008964 +(subtype EP2) 169 Mlxip MLX interacting protein NM_133917 170 Xdhxanthine dehydrogenase NM_011723 171 Psors1c2 psoriasis susceptibility 1NM_020576 candidate 2 (human) 172 Lep leptin NM_008493 173 Pdcd1lg2programmed cell death 1 NM_021396 + + + ligand 2 174 Slc3a2 solutecarrier family 3 NM_001161413 + + + (activators of dibasic and neutralamino acid transport), member 2 175 IgtP interferon gamma inducedNM_018738 + + + + GTPase 176 Sla src-like adaptor NM_001029841 177 Ntsneurotensin NM_024435 178 Azin1 antizyme inhibitor 1 NM_001102458 179Ets2 E26 avian leukemia oncogene NM_011809 + + + 2, 3′ domain 180 Cd209cCD209c antigen NM_130903 181 Srgn serglycin NM_011157 + 182 Arc activityregulated NM_018790 cytoskeletal-associated protein 183 Tslp thymicstromal NM_021367 lymphopoietin 184 LOC68395 histocompatibility 2, Qregion XM_903697 locus 6-like 185 Bcar1 breast cancer anti-estrogenNM_009954 + + + + resistance 1 186 Ifitm6 interferon inducedNM_001033632 transmembrane protein 6 187 Cyr61 cysteine rich protein 61NM_010516 + + 188 Oasl2 2′-5′ oligoadenylate NM_011854 synthetase-like 2189 Map3k8 mitogen-activated protein NM_007746 + kinase kinase kinase 8190 Traf1 TNF receptor-associated NM_009421 + factor 1 191 Dok2 dockingprotein 2 NM_010071 + + 192 Retnla resistin like alpha NM_020509 193Trim25 tripartite motif-containing 25 NM_009546 194 Klf13 Kruppel-likefactor 13 NM_021366 195 Ifi204 interferon activated gene 204NM_008329 + + 196 St3gal5 ST3 beta-galactoside alpha- NM_001035228 +2,3-sialyltransferase 5 197 Pck1 phosphoenolpyruvate NM_011044 +carboxykinase 1, cytosolic 198 Lta lymphotoxin A NM_010735 + + 199Picalm phosphatidylinositol binding NM_146194 + + + + + clathrinassembly protein 200 Per1 period homolog 1 NM_001159367 + (Drosophila)201 Serpina3n serine (or cysteine) peptidase NM_009252 inhibitor, cladeA, member 3N 202 Lce3a late cornified envelope 3A NM_001039594 2032310016C08Rik RIKEN cDNA 2310016C08 NM_023516 + gene 204 Cd44 CD44antigen NM_001039150 + + + 205 Arid5a AT rich interactive domainNM_001172205 5A (MRF1-like) 206 Gem GTP binding protein (geneNM_010276 + + + overexpressed in skeletal muscle) 207 Inpp5d inositolpolyphosphate-5- NM_001110192 phosphatase D 208 Relreticuloendotheliosis NM_009044 + oncogene 209 Klf9 Kruppel-like factor9 NM_010638 210 Nlrp3 NLR family, pyrin domain NM_145827 + containing 3211 Pard6b par-6 (partitioning defective NM_021409 6) homolog beta (C.elegans) 212 Ccr1 chemokine (C-C motif) NM_009912 receptor 1 213 Ccl9chemokine (C-C motif) ligand NM_011338 9 214 Stat5a signal transducerand NM_001164062 activator of transcription 5A 215 Nfkbie nuclear factorof kappa light NM_008690 + + + + + polypeptide gene enhancer in B-cellsinhibitor, epsilon 216 Stk17b serine/threonine kinase 17b NM_133810 +(apoptosis-inducing) 217 Il2rg interleukin 2 receptor, NM_013563 gammachain 218 Socs3 suppressor of cytokine NM_007707 + + signaling 3 219Cpa1 carboxypeptidase A1 NM_025350 + + 220 Hmgcr3-hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl- NM_008255 + Coenzyme A reductase 221 Rasa3RAS p21 protein activator 3 NM_009025 222 Sdhaf1 succinate dehydrogenaseNM_001033140 + + + + complex assembly factor 1 223 Sik1 salt induciblekinase 1 NM_010831 + 224 Tnfrsf12a tumor necrosis factorNM_001161746 + + + receptor superfamily, member 12a 225 Tnfaip3 tumornecrosis factor, alpha- NM_001166402 + + + induced protein 3 226 Gpr97 Gprotein-coupled receptor NM_173036 97 227 Jmjd6 jumonji domaincontaining 6 NM_033398 + + + 228 Dedd2 death effector domain-NM_207677 + + + containing DNA binding protein 2 229 Ear2eosinophil-associated, NM_007895 + + + + ribonuclease A family, member 2230 Ptk6 PTK6 protein tyrosine kinase NM_009184 + + + 6 231 Dnajb4 DnaJ(Hsp40) homolog, NM_025926 subfamily B, member 4 232 Nsg1 neuronspecific gene family NM_010942 + member 1 233 Gucy2c guanylate cyclase2c NM_001127318 + + 234 Sele selectin, endothelial cell NM_011345 + + +235 Ppp1r15a protein phosphatase 1, NM_008654 + regulatory (inhibitor)subunit 15A 236 Mettl7b methyltransferase like 7B NM_027853 + + + 237Glipr1 GLI pathogenesis-related 1 NM_028608 + + + (glioma) 238 Kctd4potassium channel NM_026214 tetramerisation domain containing 4 239Rnase1 ribonuclease, RNase A family, NM_011271 + + 1 (pancreatic) 240Ier2 immediate early response 2 NM_010499 241 Ccl22 chemokine (C-Cmotif) ligand NM_009137 + 22 242 Odc1 ornithine decarboxylase,NM_013614 + + + + structural 1 243 Csrp1 cysteine and glycine-richNM_007791 + protein 1 244 Pvr poliovirus receptor NM_027514 + 245 Aqp3aquaporin 3 NM_016689 + + + 246 Cd2 CD2 antigen NM_013486 247 Rnf19bring finger protein 19B NM_029219 + 248 Ece1 endothelin convertingNM_199307 enzyme 1 249 Gnl3 guanine nucleotide binding NM_153547 +protein-like 3 (nucleolar) 250 Ccrn4l CCR4 carbon cataboliteNM_009834 + + + repression 4-like (S. cerevisiae) 251 LOC100047134similar to carbon catabolite XM_001477322 + + + repression 4 proteinhomolog 252 Dclre1b DNA cross-link repair 1B, NM_001025312 PSO2 homolog(S. cerevisiae) 253 1600029D21Rik RIKEN cDNA 1600029D21 NM_029639 gene254 LOC100048365 similar to keratin associated XM_001480092 protein 6-1255 Il10ra interleukin 10 receptor, NM_008348 alpha 256 Csrp2 cysteineand glycine-rich NM_007792 protein 2 257 LOC100045085 similar to Anxa3XM_001473636 258 F2rl1 coagulation factor II NM_007974 + + (thrombin)receptor-like 1 259 Akap12 A kinase (PRKA) anchor NM_031185 + + protein(gravin) 12 260 Phlda2 pleckstrin homology-like NM_009434 domain, familyA, member 2 261 Card14 caspase recruitment domain NM_130886 + family,member 14 262 1700017B05Rik RIKEN cDNA 1700017B05 NM_028820 gene 263Bsdc1 BSD domain containing 1 NM_133889 + + 264 Il1r1 interleukin 1receptor, type I NM_001123382 + + + 265 LOC100048342 similar tomKIAA1547 protein XM_001480046 + 266 Tle3 transducin-like enhancer ofNM_001083927 + split 3, homolog of Drosophila E(spl) 267 Parp14 poly(ADP-ribose) polymerase NM_001039530 + + family, member 14 268 Rac2RAS-related C3 botulinum NM_009008 + substrate 2 269 Dgat1diacylglycerol O- NM_010046 + acyltransferase 1 270 Ltb4r2 leukotrieneB4 receptor 2 NM_020490 271 Stk40 serine/threonine kinase 40NM_001145827 + + 272 Slc6a6 solute carrier family 6 NM_009320(neurotransmitter transporter, taurine), member 6 273 Ppifpeptidylprolyl isomerase F NM_134084 + (cyclophilin F) 274 Hphaptoglobin NM_017370 275 Slpi secretory leukocyte peptidase NM_011414 +inhibitor 276 Per2 period homolog 2 NM_011066 + (Drosophila) 277 Thrspthyroid hormone responsive NM_009381 + + SPOT14 homolog (Rattus) 278Tsc22d3 TSC22 domain family, NM_001077364 member 3 279 1810055G02RikRIKEN cDNA 1810055G02 NM_028077 gene 280 Sell selectin, lymphocyteNM_001164059 + + + + 281 LOC100046643 similar to sprouty 1XM_001476559 + 282 Spry1 sprouty homolog 1 NM_011896 + (Drosophila) 283Plekhb2 pleckstrin homology domain NM_145516 + + containing, family B(evectins) member 2 284 Ctla2b cytotoxic T lymphocyte- NM_001145801associated protein 2 beta 285 Tgm2 transglutaminase 2, C NM_009373polypeptide 286 Tubb2a tubulin, beta 2A NM_009450 + + 287 Cyp4a10cytochrome P450, family 4, NM_010011 + subfamily a, polypeptide 10 288Cxcl13 chemokine (C-X-C motif) NM_018866 ligand 13 289 Tgif1TGFB-induced factor NM_001164074 + homeobox 1 290 Gyk glycerol kinaseNM_008194 + + + 291 Gzmb granzyme B NM_013542 + + + + 292 5730408K05RikRIKEN cDNA 5730408K05 NR_027866 + + + gene 293 Pvrl1 poliovirusreceptor-related 1 NM_021424 + + + 294 Abcc3 ATP-binding cassette, sub-NM_029600 family C (CFTR/MRP), member 3 295 Hmox1 heme oxygenase(decycling) NM_010442 + + 1 296 Plk3 polo-like kinase 3 NM_013807 + + +(Drosophila) 297 Adap2 ArfGAP with dual PH domains NM_172133 2

TABLE 3 Genes showing ≧2-fold increased expression 30 minutes to 1 hourafter DBP application, with corresponding expression changes at 1-2 hrand 2-4 hr time intervals. Change in Gene Expression (WeightedDifference) 30 min to 30 min to 1 hr to Universal Universal GeneUniversal Gene 1 hr 1 hr P- 1 hr to 2 hr 2 hr P- # Symbol Name Refseq IDTransition value Transition value  1 Riok2 RIO kinase 2 (yeast)NM_025934 21.6415603 0.00067446 0.52987812 0.31289344  2 Trim16tripartite motif- NM_053169 16.375814 0.00129272 2.68040358 0.03524056containing 16  3 Has2 hyaluronan synthase 2 NM_008216 13.98225570.00174236 −0.0074131 0.97819245  4 Xcl1 chemokine (C motif) NM_00851013.50186 0.00185477 −0.1460012 0.68176709 ligand 1  5 Fos FBJosteosarcoma NM_010234 13.3784483 0.00191097 −0.025132 0.93030576oncogene  6 Zfp820 zinc finger protein NM_029281 12.0616225 0.00230441−0.2190941 0.57778777 820  7 Pvrl2 poliovirus receptor- NM_00115972410.0872623 0.00354092 1.66278546 0.07492131 related 2  8 Klra20 killercell lectin-like NM_053150 9.99178954 0.00359712 −0.0096013 0.97274056receptor subfamily A, member 20  9 Krtap6-1 keratin associated NM_0106727.58940073 0.00607014 6.3046581 0.00685701 protein 6-1 10 6330416L07RikRIKEN cDNA NM_176962 6.62309169 0.00792491 0.56751293 0.292153786330416L07 gene 11 Gm10229 predicted gene XM_001474256 6.579677340.00803732 5.79618154 0.00809353 10229 12 Enox2 ecto-NOX disulfide-NM_145951 6.52399412 0.00809353 −0.3385345 0.44677383 thiol exchanger 213 Expi extracellular NM_007969 6.50352418 0.00814973 0.1334970.70250674 proteinase inhibitor 14 Fam64a family with sequence NM_1445266.25086602 0.00933004 −1.0509019 0.14304182 similarity 64, member A 15Krtap15 keratin associated NM_013713 5.79063193 0.01084757 10.51033310.0022482 protein 15 16 Klf10 Kruppel-like factor NM_013692 5.699585410.01124101 0.84251695 0.19171538 10 17 Il12rb2 interleukin 12 NM_0083545.65275728 0.01135342 0.88494678 0.18030576 receptor, beta 2 18Krtap16-10 keratin associated NM_183296 5.3276603 0.01292716 7.324681530.00483363 protein 16-10 19 Krtap16-8 keratin associated NM_1308565.30039537 0.01309577 7.02047155 0.00545189 protein 16-8 20 Il2interleukin 2 NM_008366 5.1268197 0.01371403 −0.357578 0.42957509 21Krtap16-5 keratin associated NM_130857 4.97485192 0.01416367 7.544707310.0044402 protein 16-5 22 Prss22 protease, serine, 22 NM_1337314.66744578 0.01523156 0.73953789 0.21908723 23 Trp53inp1 transformationNM_021897 4.54057146 0.01618705 0.34187618 0.44317671 related protein 53inducible nuclear protein 1 24 Krt25 keratin 25 NM_133730 4.391343970.01714254 9.64882464 0.00286646 25 Tchh trichohyalin NM_0011630984.35197049 0.01759218 12.2943658 0.00157374 26 Zcchc18 zinc finger, CCHCNM_001035509 4.28419496 0.01798561 0.03450383 0.90765513 domaincontaining 18 27 Krtap16-7 keratin associated NM_028621 4.246319280.01837905 7.11949077 0.00517086 protein 16-7 28 Eif1a eukaryoticNM_010120 4.22902245 0.01854766 3.8969793 0.01686151 translationinitiation factor 1A 29 Zscan12 zinc finger and SCAN NM_0166844.16481488 0.01905351 −0.4377773 0.36758094 domain containing 12 30 Id1inhibitor of DNA NM_010495 4.03460696 0.01989658 −0.5035777 0.32801259binding 1 31 Wbp5 WW domain binding NM_011712 4.02911146 0.02000899−0.0659248 0.83267761 protein 5 32 Krtap6-2 keratin associated NM_0106733.89774182 0.02079586 6.77114239 0.00567671 protein 6-2 33 Krtap8-1keratin associated NM_010675 3.8371282 0.0211893 6.82619962 0.0055643protein 8-1 34 Ik IK cytokine NM_011879 3.83932583 0.0211893 −0.05387580.86128597 35 2010109K11Rik RIKEN cDNA NM_001162903 3.83047285 0.02124553.41887705 0.02281924 2010109K11 gene 36 Gadd45a growth arrest andNM_007836 3.72281042 0.02208858 0.80263649 0.20160746 DNA-damage-inducible 45 alpha 37 Mmp1b matrix NM_032007 3.71952001 0.02208858−0.1315585 0.70587905 metallopeptidase 1b (interstitial collagenase) 38Zfp764 zinc finger protein NM_001167832 3.6894216 0.02259442 −0.36050990.42704586 764 39 Slc26a5 solute carrier family NM_030727 3.673248980.02265063 0.23669253 0.55603642 26, member 5 40 Stambpl1 STAM bindingNM_029682 3.61036715 0.02321268 0.69723809 0.23403777 protein like 1 41St5 suppression of NM_001001326 3.56899028 0.02371853 0.090676270.78259892 tumorigenicity 5 42 Acot4 acyl-CoA thioesterase 4 NM_1342473.5301706 0.02394335 0.11052882 0.74488534 43 Map3k14 mitogen-activatedNM_016896 3.52035547 0.02411196 1.38362847 0.09886466 protein kinasekinase kinase 14 44 Krt27 keratin 27 NM_010666 3.30527402 0.0265287810.8601872 0.00213579 45 Lefty1 left right NM_010094 3.292221290.02664119 0.14925361 0.67698966 determination factor 1 46 Krtap4-16keratin associated NM_001013823 3.21219237 0.02827113 7.869362840.00410297 protein 4-16 47 Krtap8-2 keratin associated NM_0106763.18505161 0.02849595 5.46087208 0.00910522 protein 8-2 48 Cxcl14chemokine (C—X—C NM_019568 3.17650255 0.02872077 −0.1254758 0.71745728motif) ligand 14 49 Fastkd1 FAST kinase domains 1 NM_177244 3.153023220.02883318 −0.5126072 0.3225607 50 Gtpbp5 GTP binding protein 5NM_001083328 3.09405383 0.03001349 −0.4452098 0.3626911 51 Acsl4acyl-CoA synthetase NM_001033600 3.05190004 0.03080036 −0.04488110.88146358 long-chain family member 4 52 Tyrp1 tyrosinase-relatedNM_031202 3.05016176 0.03085656 0.61422971 0.26792941 protein 1 53Plscr1 phospholipid NM_011636 3.01343278 0.03141862 0.234655970.55828462 scramblase 1 54 Med21 mediator complex NM_025315 2.921802680.03321718 −0.0109105 0.96875 subunit 21 55 A030005K14Rik RIKEN cDNAXR_002331 2.90250845 0.033442 6.08260421 0.00753147 A030005K14 gene 56Krtap16-1 keratin associated NM_130870 2.87572137 0.03445369 6.367211690.0066884 protein 16-1 57 Cd207 CD207 antigen NM_144943 2.85781550.03512815 −0.0350785 0.90591277 58 Zfp654 zinc finger protein NM_0280592.8373896 0.03557779 −0.2298275 0.56418615 654 59 AY026312 cDNA sequenceNM_133359 2.75410849 0.03703912 5.32705365 0.00927383 AY026312 60 Zfp7zinc finger protein 7 NM_145916 2.74122858 0.03726394 −0.10057090.76393885 61 Ear11 eosinophil- NM_053113 2.73713967 0.037488760.36852056 0.42046987 associated, ribonuclease A family, member 11 62Cyp27b1 cytochrome P450, NM_010009 2.68744216 0.03951214 2.605391430.03760117 family 27, subfamily b, polypeptide 1 63 Sox4 SRY-boxcontaining NM_009238 2.68540095 0.03956835 −0.1669257 0.64860612 gene 464 Cd40 CD40 antigen NM_011611 2.66003324 0.03990558 4.058792070.01573741 65 Fam43a family with sequence NM_177632 2.651573650.04001799 0.89720535 0.17710207 similarity 43, member A 66 Pdlim4 PDZand LIM domain 4 NM_019417 2.63888777 0.0401866 −0.0535226 0.86229766 67Tnfrsf18 tumor necrosis NM_009400 2.64028359 0.0401866 −0.0110210.96841277 factor receptor superfamily, member 18 68 Leng1 leukocytereceptor NM_027203 2.62962308 0.04035522 −0.0869246 0.78990558 cluster(LRC) member 1 69 Apaf1 apoptotic peptidase NM_001042558 2.617780350.04114209 0.43891912 0.36662545 activating factor 1 70 S100a9 S100calcium NM_009114 2.61069123 0.0413107 −0.0174751 0.950933 bindingprotein A9 (calgranulin B) 71 Krt33a keratin 33A NM_027983 2.606639570.04159173 8.33275258 0.00370953 72 Hbegf heparin-binding NM_0104152.59984619 0.04164793 0.30500182 0.47841727 EGF-like growth factor 73Krt17 keratin 17 NM_010663 2.59481252 0.04176034 0.11648545 0.7321268 74Gcm2 glial cells missing NM_008104 2.5656754 0.04249101 −0.20102010.59948291 homolog 2 (Drosophila) 75 Krtap14 keratin associatedNM_013707 2.55339146 0.04254721 6.84314805 0.0055643 protein 14 76 Ovol1OVO homolog-like 1 NM_019935 2.506194 0.04395234 0.27440772 0.51281475(Drosophila) 77 Sass6 spindle assembly 6 NM_028349 2.49633945 0.04423336−0.8207983 0.19688624 homolog (C. elegans) 78 Atf3 activating NM_0074982.48444574 0.044683 0.52372201 0.31660297 transcription factor 3 79Krt71 keratin 71 NM_019956 2.46938747 0.04496403 7.59662267 0.0042715880 Zdhhc20 zinc finger, DHHC NM_029492 2.46658474 0.04496403 −0.03237040.91310701 domain containing 20 81 Birc3 baculoviral IAP NM_0074642.39168001 0.04704362 2.07636354 0.05272032 repeat-containing 3 82Erlin1 ER lipid raft NM_001164359 2.38026342 0.04777428 0.138656390.69373876 associated 1 83 Errfi1 ERBB receptor NM_133753 2.339054830.04974146 0.85979033 0.18761241 feedback inhibitor 1 Change in GeneExpression Activated via Toll-Like Receptor (TLR) stimulation (WeightedDifference) in dendritic cells (Amit, I. et al. 2009, supra) 2 hr toStimulation Stimulation Stimulation Stimulation Stimulation Universal 2hr to 4 hr 4 hr P- of TLR9 by of TLR7 by of TLR4 by of TLR2 by of TLR3by # Symbol Transition value CpG GRD LPS Pam PiC  1 Riok2 0.524907140.25050585  2 Trim16 1.58196085 0.05316996 +  3 Has2 0.168012570.58908498 + +  4 Xcl1 0.01834031 0.94031025 + + +  5 Fos 0.295873390.4196268 + + + + +  6 Zfp820 −1.3399156 0.07059353 +  7 Pvrl2 0.94695710.11977293 + + + +  8 Klra20 −0.0655371 0.80350719 +  9 Krtap6-10.21685274 0.51776079 + + 10 6330416L07Rik −0.1190954 0.67839478 11Gm10229 0.18959854 0.55508094 + + + + 12 Enox2 −0.063231 0.80856565 + 13Expi −0.1280731 0.66091502 + + + + 14 Fam64a −0.2127607 0.52248201 + 15Krtap15 0.25519187 0.46712005 + + + + + 16 Klf10 0.98609583 0.11336556 +17 Il12rb2 0.00873419 0.97139164 + + + + 18 Krtap16-10 0.31249440.40450764 + + + + 19 Krtap16-8 0.27510252 0.44289568 + 20 Il2−0.0174799 0.94323291 21 Krtap16-5 0.29255147 0.42311151 22 Prss220.99343844 0.11224146 + + 23 Trp53inp1 0.09958063 0.71908723 + 24 Krt250.14640688 0.62674236 + 25 Tchh 0.32193083 0.3973134 + + 26 Zcchc18−0.0384112 0.88000225 + + 27 Krtap16-7 0.35383978 0.36696268 28 Eif1a3.6044127 0.0122527 + + 29 Zscan12 −0.0807248 0.76472572 30 Id10.03436732 0.89242356 + + + 31 Wbp5 0.00969689 0.96830036 + 32 Krtap6-20.43652907 0.3024393 + 33 Krtap8-1 0.11256704 0.6919402 + 34 Ik−0.0132016 0.95689074 35 2010109K11Rik 0.17220085 0.58087905 + + + 36Gadd45a 1.03917996 0.10448516 37 Mmp1b −0.030825 0.90366457 + + + 38Zfp764 −0.0572887 0.82430306 39 Slc26a5 −0.0691975 0.7923786 40 Stambpl10.54213183 0.24038894 + + + 41 St5 0.19599 0.54524505 + 42 Acot40.06896219 0.79333408 + + + 43 Map3k14 2.10194534 0.03243031 44 Krt270.32079248 0.39821268 + + + + 45 Lefty1 0.31478638 0.40248426 + 46Krtap4-16 0.29083587 0.42496628 + 47 Krtap8-2 0.26981226 0.44969649 + +48 Cxcl14 −0.0231961 0.92654002 49 Fastkd1 −0.0273581 0.91417491 + + 50Gtpbp5 −0.3883518 0.33571268 51 Acsl4 0.1173122 0.68244155 52 Tyrp1−0.6692568 0.189692 + + + 53 Plscr1 0.76471623 0.15967851 54 Med21−0.0076312 0.97560701 + + + 55 A030005K14Rik 0.20188181 0.53765737 56Krtap16-1 0.30059992 0.41501799 + 57 Cd207 0.21106508 0.52433678 + 58Zfp654 −0.0340479 0.89354766 + 59 AY026312 0.225755020.50607014 + + + + + 60 Zfp7 0.46625305 0.28355441 + 61 Ear11 0.269128610.45059577 62 Cyp27b1 1.74545738 0.0458071 + + 63 Sox4 −0.27581520.44216502 + 64 Cd40 0.75902478 0.16063399 65 Fam43a 1.529319150.05676709 66 Pdlim4 0.01016135 0.96667041 + 67 Tnfrsf18 0.439386150.30058453 + + + + + 68 Leng1 0.00325425 0.98904002 69 Apaf1 −0.00019670.99943795 + 70 S100a9 0.4473778 0.29513264 + + + 71 Krt33a 0.129531760.65883543 72 Hbegf 1.98771403 0.03647707 + 73 Krt17 0.198012890.54232239 74 Gcm2 −0.019744 0.93592626 75 Krtap14 0.135504840.64703237 + + + + 76 Ovol1 0.0264436 0.91642311 + + + + 77 Sass6−0.4522843 0.2924348 78 Atf3 1.86912119 0.04024281 79 Krt71 0.069169420.79265962 + + + 80 Zdhhc20 0.00324145 0.98915243 81 Birc3 4.059071620.00994829 + + 82 Erlin1 0.04868084 0.84953912 + 83 Errfi1 0.501904920.26253372 + + + + +

TABLE 4 Genes showing ≧2-fold increased expression 1-2 hours after DBPapplication, with corresponding expression change at a 2-4 hr timeinterval. Change in Gene Expression Activated via Toll-Like Receptor(TLR) stimulation (Weighted Difference) in dendritic cells (Amit, I. etal. 2009, supra). Universal Universal Gene Universal Gene 1 hr to 2 hr 1hr to 2 hr 2 hr to 4 hr 2 hr to 4 hr Stimulation of Stimulation ofStimulation of Stimulation of Stimulation of # Symbol Name Refseq IDTransition P-value Transition P-value TLR9 by CpG TLR7 by GRD TLR4 byLPS TLR2 by Pam TLR3 by PiC 1 Gjb2 gap junction NM_008125 80.62457845.6205E−05 1.18839298 0.08554406 + + + + protein, beta 2 2 Tfpi2 tissuefactor NM_009364 21.0917704 0.00056205 0.34512465 0.37488759 pathwayinhibitor 2 3 Timp1 tissue inhibitor of NM_001044384 14.73774590.00095549 1.86294221 0.04052383 metalloproteinase 1 4 Plin2 perilipin 2NM_007408 11.1824713 0.00207959 4.45245874 0.00831835 + 5 Arl5aADP-ribosylation NM_182994 10.8324979 0.00213579 23.2966619 0.00028103factor-like 5A 6 Thbs2 thrombospondin 2 NM_011581 9.52606014 0.00297887−0.292623 0.4229991 + 7 Tubb6 tubulin, beta 6 NM_026473 9.093761440.00325989 7.75043441 0.00286646 8 Wfdc12 WAP four-disulfide NM_1386848.74770049 0.00354092 0.21526276 0.51950315 + + core domain 12 9 Klk6kallikrein related- NM_001164696 8.13690812 0.00382194 1.155916780.08908498 peptidase 6 10 Krtap4-2 keratin associated NM_0268077.85418617 0.00410297 0.87642863 0.13433004 protein 4-2 11 Eif2s2eukaryotic NM_026030 7.6458927 0.00415917 0.36369577 0.35768885 +translation initiation factor 2, subunit 2 (beta) 12 Slc30a4 solutecarrier family NM_011774 7.64070948 0.00415917 1.4572962 0.06165692 + +30 (zinc transporter), member 4 13 Adamts4 a disintegrin-like NM_1728457.82945661 0.00415917 1.70764639 0.04743705 + + and metallopeptidase(reprolysin type) with thrombospondin type 1 motif, 4 14 Krtap5-2keratin associated NM_027844 7.50408513 0.00455261 0.334359620.38652203 + + + protein 5-2 15 Ptpla protein tyrosine NM_0010123967.3254256 0.00483363 0.08314299 0.75910522 phosphatase-like (prolineinstead of catalytic arginine), member a 16 2310033E01Rik RIKEN cDNANM_001037143 7.04214777 0.00533948 0.22579026 0.50607014 + + +2310033E01 gene 17 Slc34a2 solute carrier family NM_011402 6.77889350.00567671 0.71297518 0.17491007 34 (sodium phosphate), member 2 18Krtap28-13 keratin associated XM_896507 6.68213439 0.00590153 0.218094040.51635567 + + protein 28-13 19 Krt86 keratin 86 NM_010667 6.691215990.00590153 0.25751143 0.46453462 20 C230052I12Rik RIKEN cDNA NM_1786436.59889523 0.00612635 −0.1696823 0.58616232 + + C230052I12 gene 21Krtap3-3 keratin associated NM_025524 6.56125843 0.00623876 0.122728310.67221223 + protein 3-3 22 Gm11567 predicted gene NM_0011016136.42854181 0.00651978 0.14705618 0.62589928 + + 11567 23 Krtap1-5keratin associated NM_027157 6.37151666 0.0066884 0.268004150.45194469 + + protein 1-5 24 Slc15a3 solute carrier family NM_0230446.29761548 0.00691322 0.77486421 0.15703687 + + + + + 15, member 3 25Tmem56 transmembrane NM_178936 6.09101325 0.00747527 0.82247620.14596448 + protein 56 26 Krt34 keratin 34 NM_027563 6.02197450.00758768 0.11242995 0.69227743 + + + + + 27 Krtap16-9 keratinassociated NM_130876 5.89890128 0.0078125 0.44964688 0.29389613 protein16-9 28 Ptgir prostaglandin I NM_008967 5.63466244 0.00848696 2.060161510.03366682 receptor (IP) 29 2310008H09Rik RIKEN cDNA NM_0011682185.55409846 0.00882419 −0.0380008 0.88112635 2310008H09 gene 301110032A04Rik RIKEN cDNA NM_001164210 5.57388923 0.00882419 1.194346880.0848696 + + 1110032A04 gene 31 LOC100048309 similar to interferonXM_001479990 5.52002834 0.0089366 1.04591523 0.1037545 + + activatedgene 204 32 Krtap3-1 keratin associated NM_023511 5.36476077 0.009273830.16242063 0.59858363 + + protein 3-1 33 Gm10228 predicted geneXM_001474297 5.28918355 0.00955486 0.11574149 0.68603867 10228 34LOC100047762 similar to Aspartate XM_001478835 5.1064135 0.010116910.94036243 0.12095324 + aminotransferase, cytoplasmic (Transaminase A)(Glutamate oxaloacetate transaminase 1) 35 Cd14 CD14 antigen NM_0098415.11840806 0.01011691 1.04201208 0.10420414 36 Ms4a6d membrane-spanningNM_026835 5.09123936 0.01017311 0.69055631 0.18210432 + + 4-domains,subfamily A, member 6D 37 Ifit1 interferon-induced NM_008331 5.092511740.01017311 0.03896494 0.87842851 protein with tetratricopeptide repeats1 38 Sepx1 selenoprotein X 1 NM_013759 5.06651134 0.01034173 0.401146640.32660746 39 Cxcr2 chemokine (C—X—C NM_009909 4.85742713 0.01112860.99718582 0.11190423 motif) receptor 2 40 LOC100048304 hypotheticalprotein XM_001479976 4.41097574 0.01365782 −0.37098120.35212455 + + + + + LOC100048304 41 2310042E22Rik RIKEN cDNA NM_0256344.4241317 0.01365782 0.25464411 0.46801933 + + 2310042E22 gene 42Hsd17b2 hydroxysteroid (17- NM_008290 4.29625235 0.01461331 0.06866350.79383993 + + + + + beta) dehydrogenase 2 43 Sprr1b small proline-richNM_009265 4.11889249 0.01545638 0.0903382 0.74235612 protein 1B 44A030005L19Rik RIKEN cDNA XM_896385 4.08420706 0.01568121 0.277168530.44143435 A030005L19 gene 45 LOC100046232 similar to XM_0014758174.06268329 0.01573741 2.14104734 0.03119379 NFIL3/E4BP4 transcriptionfactor 46 Nfil3 nuclear factor, NM_017373 4.06268329 0.015737412.14104734 0.03119379 interleukin 3, regulated 47 Crym crystallin, muNM_016669 3.99134628 0.01613085 0.27437351 0.44396358 48 Klrb1b killercell lectin-like NM_030599 3.91332499 0.0167491 1.227152320.08116007 + + receptor subfamily B member 1B 49 Elovl7 ELOVL familyNM_029001 3.87356119 0.01691772 0.4257536 0.3091277 + + member 7,elongation of long chain fatty acids (yeast) 50 Krtap16-4 keratinassociated NM_130873 3.87196929 0.01691772 0.56072091 0.23190198 + + +protein 16-4 51 Myo5b myosin VB NM_201600 3.87608828 0.01691772−0.005423 0.98223921 + 52 AI848100 expressed sequence NM_1726453.80597313 0.01764838 −4.5892458 0.0078125 + AI848100 53 Tcfectranscription factor NM_031198 3.80617339 0.01764838 0.628999270.20396808 + + EC 54 Fam134b family with NM_001034851 3.77473410.01792941 1.43925961 0.06294964 + + + + sequence similarity 134, memberB 55 S100a3 S100 calcium NM_011310 3.77534455 0.01792941 0.167976610.58908498 + + + + binding protein A3 56 Slc22a23 solute carrier familyNM_001033167 3.71660113 0.01866007 −0.0025908 0.99128822 + + 22, member23 57 Clec4d C-type lectin domain NM_001163161 3.70420272 0.018716280.36805413 0.35454137 family 4, member d 58 Cln8 ceroid- NM_0120003.69152434 0.0189411 0.40334817 0.32492131 lipofuscinosis, neuronal 8 59Krt31 keratin 31 NM_010659 3.67601182 0.01916592 0.16240632 0.5986398460 Got1 glutamate NM_010324 3.63007248 0.01955935 0.835208480.14354766 + + oxaloacetate transaminase 1, soluble 61 Irg1immunoresponsive NM_008392 3.61605653 0.01972797 1.109618910.09509892 + + gene 1 62 Ocln occludin NM_008756 3.54485101 0.020739661.28363431 0.07559577 + 63 Dleu2 deleted in NR_028264 3.511039460.02113309 0.80814514 0.14871853 + + + lymphocytic leukemia, 2 64 RybpRING1 and YY1 NM_019743 3.50236068 0.0211893 −0.012644 0.95897032binding protein 65 Gabpb1 GA repeat binding NM_010249 3.487280860.02141412 −0.1514677 0.61701888 protein, beta 1 66 Fam89a family withNM_001081120 3.46541035 0.02191996 1.12812295 0.09234487 sequencesimilarity 89, member A 67 LOC100047808 hypothetical proteinXM_001478908 3.46541035 0.02191996 1.12812295 0.09234487 LOC100047808 68Larp1b La NM_001040399 3.45261023 0.0223134 0.41450263 0.31722122 +ribonucleoprotein domain family, member 1B 69 Ly6g6d lymphocyte antigenNM_033478 3.41650281 0.02281924 0.05778192 0.82345998 + + 6 complex,locus G6D 70 Cyp1a1 cytochrome P450, NM_001136059 3.37878377 0.023044061.56299527 0.05446268 + family 1, subfamily a, polypeptide 1 71LOC100047340 hypothetical protein XM_001477942 3.35661906 0.023606121.39150403 0.06665917 + LOC100047340 72 Rcc2 regulator of NM_1738673.35661906 0.02360612 1.39150403 0.06665917 + chromosome condensation 273 Stx19 syntaxin 19 NM_026588 3.33428857 0.02388714 0.050853250.84212005 + + 74 Krt33b keratin 33B NM_013570 3.21245345 0.026135340.19503861 0.54642536 + + 75 Dnase1l3 deoxyribonuclease NM_0078703.16535884 0.02669739 0.37799869 0.34532374 + 1-like 3 76 Krtap5-4keratin associated NM_015809 3.16762579 0.02669739 0.29847059 0.41704137protein 5-4 77 LOC100044239 hypothetical protein XM_001471771 3.043838280.02860836 1.16495629 0.08829811 + LOC100044239 78 Clec4n C-type lectindomain NM_020001 2.98537036 0.02967626 1.14346893 0.09077113 family 4,member n 79 Hacl1 2-hydroxyacyl-CoA NM_019975 2.98503165 0.029676260.70325721 0.17805755 lyase 1 80 Upp1 uridine NM_001159401 2.865262430.03175585 0.43019714 0.30654227 + + phosphorylase 1 81 Arrdc4 arrestindomain NM_001042592 2.8160644 0.0323741 1.43881868 0.06306205 + +containing 4 82 Plaur plasminogen NM_011113 2.81588233 0.03237411.27660058 0.07638264 + activator, urokinase receptor 83 Sult2b1sulfotransferase NM_017465 2.79903757 0.03265513 0.587761610.21970549 + + + + + family, cytosolic, 2B, member 1 84 Ms4a4cmembrane-spanning NM_029499 2.7118821 0.03467851 1.23346308 0.0803174-domains, subfamily A, member 4C 85 Pppde1 PPPDE peptidase NM_0242822.68421521 0.03512815 0.31927666 0.39894335 + domain containing 1 86Csf2rb colony stimulating NM_007780 2.685042 0.03512815 0.544254060.23977068 factor 2 receptor, beta, low-affinity (granulocyte-macrophage) 87 2010109I03Rik RIKEN cDNA NM_025929 2.67174323 0.03569020.92811659 0.12314523 + 2010109I03 gene 88 Slc15a1 solute carrier familyNM_053079 2.66832773 0.03591502 1.1746413 0.08723022 + + + + + 15(oligopeptide transporter), member 1 89 Gabrd gamma- NM_0080722.65918709 0.03613984 0.59033328 0.21914344 + + + aminobutyric acid(GABA) A receptor, subunit delta 90 Cd274 CD274 antigen NM_0218932.64564632 0.03664568 0.21170979 0.52371853 + 91 Tbc1d10a TBC1 domainfamily, NM_134023 2.63679783 0.03692671 1.31989931 0.07244829 member 10a92 Krtap12-1 keratin associated NM_010670 2.62742828 0.036982910.15268911 0.61544514 + + + + + protein 12-1 93 Tnfsf9 tumor necrosisNM_009404 2.60848673 0.03754496 1.07891615 0.09841502 + + + + factor(ligand) superfamily, member 9 94 Chi3l3 chitinase 3-like 3 NM_0098922.59156881 0.03782599 0.72718218 0.17052608 + + + 95 Samd8 sterile alphamotif NM_026283 2.56636009 0.03833183 0.84118196 0.1417491 + domaincontaining 8 96 Gprc5d G protein-coupled NM_053118 2.35976379 0.043334080.12088743 0.67547212 receptor, family C, group 5, member D 97 Cwh43cell wall biogenesis NM_181323 2.35269594 0.0435027 0.010970540.96487185 43 C-terminal homolog (S. cerevisiae) 98 Slc25a33 solutecarrier family NM_027460 2.29793582 0.04479541 1.119292610.09425585 + + + 25, member 33 99 Saa1 serum amyloid A 1 NM_0091172.29826459 0.04479541 0.64690748 0.19733588 + 100 Alas1 aminolevulinicacid NM_020559 2.2965094 0.04496403 1.07747256 0.09847122 + synthase 1101 Slc9a3r1 solute carrier family 9 NM_012030 2.28561789 0.045245054.48288699 0.00831835 (sodium/hydrogen exchanger), member 3 regulator 1102 2010011I20Rik RIKEN cDNA NM_025912 2.26122916 0.04591951 −0.10097560.71582734 + + + + 2010011I20 gene 103 Cldn4 claudin 4 NM_0099032.25692176 0.04603192 0.95323507 0.11892986 + 104 Sprr2h smallproline-rich NM_011474 2.25222871 0.04603192 −0.0607334 0.81491682protein 2H 105 Gjb6 gap junction NM_001010937 2.24273425 0.04636915−0.0348524 0.88995054 + + protein, beta 6 106 LOC100044180 hypotheticalprotein XM_001471623 2.22019028 0.04715603 −0.1482775 0.62337005LOC100044180 107 Atp13a3 ATPase type 13A3 NM_001128094 2.215380490.04726844 1.83754643 0.04142311 + + + + + 108 Crem cAMP responsiveNM_001110850 2.2036957 0.04771808 1.16398419 0.08835432 + + elementmodulator 109 Clqtnf3 Clq and tumor NM_030888 2.19887414 0.04788669−0.6050404 0.21251124 + + necrosis factor related protein 3 110 Il1f10interleukin 1 family, NM_153077 2.18476351 0.04839254 0.139900550.63882644 + member 10 111 Krt6a keratin 6A NM_008476 2.162255450.04917941 0.97929188 0.11460207 112 Rdh9 retinol NM_153133 2.151962290.04951664 0.13363459 0.65051709 dehydrogenase 9

TABLE 5 Genes showing ≧2-fold increased expression at 2-4 hours afterDBP application. Activated via Toll-Like Receptor (TLR) stimulation inChange in dendritic cells (Amit, I. et al. 2009, supra) Gene ExpressionStim- Stim- Stim- Stim- Stim- (Weighted Difference) ulation ulationulation ulation ulation Universal Universal Universal 2 hr to 4 hr 2 hrto 4 hr of TLR9 of TLR7 of TLR4 of TLR2 of TLR3 # Symbol Gene Name GeneRefseq ID Transition P-value by CpG by GRD by LPS by Pam by PiC 1 Kcnk1potassium NM_008430 32.7968417 0.00016862 + + channel, subfamily K,member 1 2 Myl2 myosin, light NM_010861 12.1981662 0.00095549polypeptide 2, regulatory, cardiac, slow 3 Myh3 myosin, heavyNM_001099635 8.0121673 0.00258543 polypeptide 3, skeletal muscle,embryonic 4 Mtap7d1 microtubule- NM_001145970 6.99020153 0.00359712associated protein 7 domain containing 1 5 Prss23 protease, serine,NM_029614 6.98262963 0.00359712 + + + 23 6 Rai12 retinoic acid NM_0187406.68284377 0.00376574 + + induced 12 7 Tmem51 transmembrane NM_1454026.1038808 0.00432779 + + + + protein 51 8 Gart phosphoribosyl NM_0102565.26757151 0.00578912 glycinamide formyltransferase 9 Fosl1 fos-likeantigen 1 NM_010235 4.43246666 0.00837455 + + + + + 10 Irf4 interferonNM_013674 3.71470542 0.01152203 regulatory factor 4 11 Maml1 mastermindlike NM_175334 3.56351987 0.01258993 + 1 (Drosophila) 12 Tnni1 troponinI, NM_001112702 3.47010747 0.013433 + + + skeletal, slow 1 13 Aregamphiregulin NM_009704 3.40055397 0.01393885 + 14 Pxmp4 peroxisomalNM_021534 3.3622076 0.01421987 membrane protein 4 15 Tnip1 TNFAIP3NM_021327 3.26696838 0.01489433 interacting protein 1 16 Lcn5 lipocalin5 NM_001042630 3.18313058 0.01568121 + 17 Dlx4 distal-less NM_0078673.05032674 0.0167491 + + homeobox 4 18 Tnnt1 troponin T1, NM_0116182.94642724 0.01854766 + + + skeletal, slow 19 Il10 interleukin 10NM_010548 2.93162311 0.01888489 20 Il20 interleukin 20 NM_0213802.87592292 0.01922212 + + + + 21 Has1 hyaluronan NM_008215 2.539500680.02265063 + synthase1 22 Rassf5 Ras association NM_018750 2.518659580.02332509 + + (RalGDS/AF-6) domain family member 5 23 Trib1 tribblesNM_144549 2.43195379 0.02517986 homolog 1 (Drosophila) 24 Ddx21 DEAD(Asp-Glu- NM_019553 2.41260051 0.02540468 + + + + Ala-Asp) boxpolypeptide 21 25 Dusp14 dual specificity NM_019819 2.290744580.02782149 + + phosphatase 14 26 Ctgf connective NM_010217 2.289791240.02782149 tissue growth factor 27 Slc25a25 solute carrier NM_0011643572.2852384 0.0278777 + + family 25 (mitochondrial carrier, phosphatecarrier), member 25 28 Tnfaip8l1 tumor necrosis NM_025566 2.280465030.0279339 + + + + factor, alpha- induced protein 8-like 1 29 TiparpTCDD-inducible NM_178892 2.28135713 0.0279339 poly(ADP- ribose)polymerase 30 Fbxo42 F-box protein NM_172518 2.26742510.02815872 + + + + 42 31 Map3k11 mitogen- NM_022012 2.248619280.02855216 + + + activated protein kinase kinase kinase 11 32 Zfp326zinc finger NM_018759 2.16438827 0.03080036 protein 326 33 Fam115cfamily with NM_146174 2.16283978 0.03085656 sequence similarity 115,member C 34 LOC100046410 similar to XM_001476169 2.1343764 0.03136241 +palmdelphin 35 Palmd palmdelphin NM_023245 2.1343764 0.03136241 + 36Nedd4l neural NM_001114386 2.06707826 0.0334982 + + precursor cellexpressed, developmentally down- regulated gene 4-like

TABLE 6 DBP-Activated Gene Expression (≧2x Increased Expression) TimeDBP-Induced TLR-Induced % Shared DBP Unique 15 min  33* 21  64 12 30 min297 190^(#)  64 107 1 hr  83 57^(#) 69 26 2 hr 112 70^(#) 63 42 4 hr  3623^(#) 64 13 Total: 561 (33*) 361 (340^(#)) 64 200 *Early response genes^(#)Known dendritic cell activation genes Early Response Genes + DCactivation genes = 373

The genes that were upregulated by DBP, and by the various TLR agonists,as reported by Amit et al., can be assumed to be “dendritic cellactivation genes.” Additional genes whose regulation was altered 2-foldor more by DBP may be acting on other cell types in the skin. All of ourgene expression data were obtained using full thickness skin in vivo.Therefore, the alteration in gene expression induced by topical DBP thatwas not reported in isolated dendritic cells by Amit et al. may be geneexpression induced by DBP in other cell types in the skin. Those genesmay also be relevant for inducing the activation and migration ofdendritic cells out of other tissues or organs.

Example 6 Identification of Cellular Genes Modulated by DBP on the Basisof a log₂-Fold Change in Gene Expression and by Two General LinearModeling Methods Overview

We have developed novel methods to identify the mechanism(s) of actionof a class of immunological adjuvants exemplified by DBP. Drug mechanismof action is a complex process which may occur on many levels, but acommon property of drug action is that, for a drug to have a strongphysiological effect, it must do so by manipulating gene expression,either directly or indirectly. Based upon the large scale effects of DBPon cell fate and migration, we have developed a model of its action, bydetermining how it affects gene expression globally. Our novel methodfor creating this model utilizes recent advances is biological assays,machine learning, and statistics.

Given the existence of approximately 30,000 genes in the averagemammalian genome, it is a difficult problem to determine the exactgenetic basis for the mechanism of action of a drug, both in terms ofthe collection of the necessary data and the complexity of analysingsuch data. Microarray technology provides a powerful tool for the firststep in this process, the data acquisition, by allowing the simultaneousquantification of the expression of many genes. Microarrays work bybinding a sample of RNA to sequence-specific, fluorescent probes on asolid support (e.g., a glass slide), and then measuring the intensity offluorescence at each probe, as a reporter for the quantity of specifictranscripts in the initial sample. Microarrays produce a vast amount ofdata, the processing of which, while not trivial, is ratherstandardized. We describe our method of processing in the next section.

This mass of data produced by microarrays thus places the centraltechnical demands on the analysis, rather than the collection, ofnecessary information to formulate a model of drug mechanism of action.The model we describe is of this form: given a global quantification ofthe change in gene expression in a sample following drug treatment, ourmodel outputs a prediction of draining lymph-node counts of activateddendritic cells, the measurable variable we have found to be mostaccurate in predicting adjuvant activity. In order for a model of drugaction to be useful, it must meet certain heuristic requirements: 1) itmust accurately follow known data; 2) it must reliably predict new data;3) it must be of a manageable size and complexity to enableimplementation. Within the framework of our model, these requirementsare met as follows. 1) In the training phase, our model is defined basedupon the gene expression and draining lymph-node counts for four ofeight analogues measured. 2) In the test phase, our model is applied tothe gene expression of the four remaining analogues, and the predicteddraining lymph-node counts are compared to the measured values. 3)Rather than use the full set of genes on a microarray chip, we select alimited subset of the greatest predictive power, which can fit on a mucheasier to use, and much cheaper, qPCR plate. The model-building phase isdescribed below, and is implemented using many recent advances inmachine learning and statistics.

Microarrays

To obtain the gene expression data, we used two microarrays made byAffymetrix: (1) GENECHIP MOUSE GENOME 430A 2.0 ARRAY, which contains22,600 probe sets to analyze the expression level of over 14,000 genesin the mouse genome, and (2) GENE CHIP MOUSE GENOME 430 2.0 ARRAY, whichcontains 45,000 probe sets to analyze the expression level of 39,000transcripts and variants from over 34,000 genes in the mouse genome.Thus, we measured and compared the expression levels of essentially allgenes in the mouse genome. The general liner model (GLM) analysesdiscussed below used the combined data obtained from both kinds ofarrays.

Microarray Data Processing

The raw output from a microarray chip is a list of several fluorescentintensities measured for each gene assayed. There are multiplemeasurements because, for each gene there are multiple complementaryprobes, called a probe set, which tile the gene sequence, therebyincreasing specificity. There are four steps in the processing ofmicroarray data that must be followed in order to generate data that mayreliably be used as a measure of gene expression: 1) quality control(QC); 2) background correction; 3) normalization; and 4) probe setsummarization. Following step 1, we included an extra step to combinethe data from multiple chip models. All microarray processing was doneusing the statistical program R, with the following packages: ‘affy’,‘affyPLM’, ‘multtest’, ‘stats’, ‘robustbase’. Raw microarray data in theform of CEL files were imported into R ExpressionSet data frame objectsusing the package ‘affy’.

Quality Control

We performed four types of QC on the microarrays analysed. All threesteps were designed with two goals in mind: determining the quality ofindividual chips/samples, and assessing the feasibility of combining allthe chips/samples into a single dataset. The first step was anestimation of RNA degradation for each sample, for each chip. Thisdetermines whether the individual samples were of reasonable quality forthe chip model used. Different chip models have different tolerances forRNA degradation, and thus one must analyse RNA degradation relative tothe chip used. The second quality control step was the generation of awhiskered boxplot of raw signal intensities for each chip/sampleside-by-side. The third step was to generate histograms of signalintensity for each chip/sample, while the fourth was to generate MAplots relative to the median amongst all chips. These three steps helpin determining whether the overall distributions of signal intensitiesare comparable amongst the chips, which is necessary for reliablecombination of multiple microarray datasets. The last QC step was toregenerate the fluorescent images of the microarrays in order tovisually inspect the chips for deleterious spatial artifacts. The firstand last steps were performed using the R package ‘affyPLM’, while thesecond, third, and fourth steps were done using the R package ‘affy’. Inall cases we found all of the chips to be of sufficient quality, and ofcomparable signal intensity distributions, as to allow combination intoa single dataset.

Chip Combination

We used two different chip models, with one chip containing a supersetof the probes of the other chip. We explored both chip models because wewere unsure if the smaller chip covered enough of the genome to give acomplete model of the mechanism of action of DBP. We show below that itdoes. In order to combine the two chip models, we manually mapped probesof identical sequence on the two chips, and selected only those probesets that matched perfectly between the two chip models. We thenextracted the signal intensities for all chips at those probe sets andcombined them into a single ExpressionSet object.

Background Correction, Normalization, Summarization

Raw microarray data is very noisy, owing to unavoidable technicalartifacts in the fluorescence signals. The data must therefore beprocessed in order to derive reliable measures of gene expression. Inthe first part of this processing, one determines an estimate of thebackground signal present, and subtracts this background to derive truesignal intensities. A common algorithm for this step is the RobustMultichip Average (RMA) algorithms, which computes a common backgroundsignal estimate from multiple chips, this multichip estimate being moreresistant to outliers (more robust) than single chip estimates. We usedthe ‘affy’ implementation of RMA to background correct the chips. Oncethe background signal has been subtracted, in order to make chipscomparable, one must normalize the resulting signals, as some chips maybe inherently brighter than others, or may have localized regions ofincreased brightness, which may not correlate with gene expression. Themethod that we used to normalize the data was based upon the quantilenormalization algorithm as implemented in ‘affy’, which seeks tonormalize entire chips to each other without distorting the statisticalproperties of individual probe sets, by equalizing select quantiles ofsignal intensity (i.e. scaling all probe sets on all chips such thattheir 75th percentiles of signal intensity are equal). Finally, we usedTukey's median polish method to summarize the multiple probes withineach probe set to a single value which represents the best estimate ofexpression of each gene in each sample given the values across the probeset. Once again, this was done using the R package ‘affy’.

Output Data

The output data from the summarization step was on a log-2 scale, with asingle value for each gene and each sample/chip. The log transformationwas applied because it is considered a more reliable measure of geneexpression than raw summarized values. This was transformed into an Rdata frame which was used as the input variables for the machinelearning phase.

Model Building

We have taken a machine learning approach to building a model of drugactivity. In machine learning, one uses complex algorithms to findpatterns and correlations in large datasets, starting from a basichypothesis as to the form of the relationship between variables. We havetried four algorithms in an attempt to build a model of the activity ofDBP and its analogues: Bayesian additive regression trees (BART),multivariate adaptive regression splines (MARS), gradient-boostedgeneralized linear models (GLMs), and bagged generalized linear models.Each will be described below, following a description of the generalframework.

Framework: Supervised Learning

The general class of algorithms we have used are called supervisedlearning. In supervised learning, one is given a dataset of inputvariables measured in a collection of samples, and an output responsevariable measured in those samples, with the goal of explaining thevariation in the response variable based upon the variation in the inputvariable. In this analysis, the input variables are the measured geneexpression, and the output variables are the mean draining lymph nodecontent of activated dendritic cells for each analogue.

Supervised learning proceeds in two steps: training and testing. In thetraining phase, one uses a subset of samples to develop the model,applying the specific machine learning algorithm to construct the bestpossible fit of the model type to the known data. In the test phase, onethen applies this fitted model to new data samples, in an attempt topredict the response variable. We have partitioned our microarray datainto two groups for this purpose. The training set consisted of all themicroarrays for DBP, untreated, DEET, and DMP, while the test setconsisted of Acetone, DEHM, DEP, and dibutyl L tartrate (DBlT). Thispartitioning was chosen in order to provide both a training and test setthat covered a broad range of counts of activated dendritic cells indraining lymph nodes. A listing of DBP analogs initially tested is shownin FIG. 7, and corresponding activities of the DBP analogs are shown inFIG. 8.

A goal of the methods disclosed herein is to develop an easy, affordablescreening method for novel DBP analogues. To that end, given the highprice of microarrays and the difficulty in their preparation, weattempted to limit the number of genes considered as input variables.This also has the positive effect of making the supervised learningalgorithms more efficient. We chose to limit genes to subsets of 384,enough to fit on a custom qPCR plate, using the following three criteriain the selection process:

-   -   (1) absolute value of log-2 fold change in DBP versus untreated,        see Table 8, #s 1-215, “log₂-fold change (LFC)”;    -   (2) p-value of differential expression between DBP and untreated        as determined by the Wilcoxon rank-sum test, see Table 8, #s        216-436, “Wilcoxon”; and    -   (3) the Kendall tau correlation coefficient between gene        expression and draining lymph node counts in DBP versus        untreated, see Table 8, #s 437-794 “Kendall.”

The Wilcoxon test was performed using the R package ‘multtest’, and theKendall tau was computed using the R package ‘stats’. For all threecriteria, we chose the 384 most significant genes for use in thesupervised learning. We applied each algorithm to each gene set in turnto test their predictive capacity.

BART

A reference for the algorithm of BART is Chipman, H. A. et al. 2009“BART: Bayesian Additive Regression Trees” Annals of Applied Statistics4(1): 266-298). The specific implementation used was in the R package‘BayesTree’. We used the command ‘bart’ with the following inputparameters: ‘x.train’ was the training set gene expression, ‘y.train’was the training set draining lymph node counts, ‘x.test’ was the testset gene expression, ‘sigest’ was set to NA, ‘sigdf’ was set to 3,‘sigquant’ was set to 0.90, ‘k’ was set to 2.0, ‘power’ was set to 2.0,‘base’ was set to 0.95, ‘ntree’ was set to 20000, ‘ndpost’ was set to100000, and ‘nskip’ was set to 10000.

MARS

A reference for MARS is the book ‘The Elements of Statistical Learning:Data Mining, Inference, and Prediction, by Hastie, T., Tibshirani, R.,and Friedman, J., Second Edition, (2009) Springer Science+BusinessMedia, LLC. The specific implementation used was the R package ‘earth’.The command used in training was ‘earth’, with the following inputparameters: ‘x’ was the training set gene expression, ‘y’ was thetraining set draining lymph node counts, ‘weights’ was set to NULL, ‘wp’was set to NULL, ‘scale.y’ was set to FALSE, subset was set to NULL,‘glm’ was set to list(family=poisson)', ‘ncross’ was set to 100, and‘nfold’ was set to 100. The ‘predict’ method of the resulting object wasused with the test set gene expression as the ‘newdata’ argument togenerate predictions.

Gradient-Boosted Generalized Linear Models

A reference for gradient boosting and generalized linear models is thebook ‘The Elements of Statistical Learning: Data Mining, Inference, andPrediction, by Hastie, T., Tibshirani, R., and Friedman, J., SecondEdition, (2009) Springer Science+Business Media, LLC. The specificimplementation used was in the R package ‘mboost’. The command used was‘glmboose, with the following input parameters: ‘x’ was set to thetraining set gene expression, ‘y’ was set to the training set draininglymph node counts, and ‘control’ was set to‘boost_control(mstop=100000)’. The ‘predict’ method of the resultingobject was used with the test set gene expression as the ‘newdata’argument to generate predictions.

Bagged Generalized Linear Models

A reference for bagging and generalized linear models is the book ‘TheElements of Statistical Learning: Data Mining, Inference, andPrediction, by Hastie, T., Tibshirani, R., and Friedman, J., SecondEdition, (2009) Springer Science+Business Media, LLC. The implementationof the individual GLMs was done using the R package ‘stats’. Thespecific command was ‘glm’ with the following inputs: ‘x’ was set to thetraining set gene expression, ‘y’ was set to the training set draininglymph node counts, and ‘family’ was set to ‘poisson’. The implementationof bagging was hand-coded, using 10000 rounds of glm with random subsetsof between 10 and 15 genes each. The ‘predict’ method of the resultingobjects was used with the test set gene expression as the ‘newdata’argument to generate predictions.

Predictions

The best predictor out of the tested combinations of algorithm and geneset was using MARS with the genes selected for log-2 fold change, shownin Table 7 as ‘Earth_Abs_LFC’, with a mean standard error (MSE) of7.04%. Another notable performer was ‘Bart_Wilcoxon’, the application ofBART to the genes selected for Wilcoxon p-value, with an MSE of 11.3%.These accuracies are easily sufficient to be used for a screen for novelDBP analogues, as proposed herein.

TABLE 7 Predictor MSE Bagging_Abs_LFC 0.1760 Bagging_Wilcoxon 0.2322Bagging_KT 12.8291 Bart_KT 0.1953 Bart_Abs_LFC 0.6234 Bart_Wilcoxon0.1129 Earth_KT 0.2581 Earth_Abs_LFC 0.0704 Earth_Wilcoxon 0.2109Glmboost_KT 0.2367 Glmboost_Abs_LFC 0.1800 Glmboost_Wilcoxon 0.3891

CONCLUSIONS

A traditional view has been that a prospective test of a predictor isthe most valid way to test a model. However, when vast quantities ofdata are utilized, such as genome-wide expression data or predictions oflinear B cell epitopes that antibodies might recognize in the universeof globular proteins, “machine learning” algorithms are necessary toobtain a simple pattern that enables a prediction of a single functionout of countless different possibilities. Existing data is used toobtain such an algorithm.

Here, we divided a data set into two approximately equal halves, whereboth halves contain samples covering a broad spectrum of outcomes. Afirst set was termed the “training” set. Using the GLM methods describedherein, we input: (a) all of the raw data (e.g., expression levels of39,000 unique transcripts) contained in the training set, and (b) theoutcome of each individual member (e.g., number of activated dendriticcells in the draining lymph nodes after 48 hr) into the computerprogram, which found the best correlation between gene expression levelsand outcome level. We took the best fit predictor and applied it to thegene expression data from the individual members of the “test” set, andthe algorithm determined the expected number of activated dendriticcells in the draining lymph nodes in each case. The predicted outcomeswere 77.5% accurate when compared to the experimentally obtained datafor the test set. In bioinformatics, that level of accuracy isconsidered a useful predictive algorithm.

The bioinformatics approaches we used here employ known data sets todetermine the predictive value of a particular analysis. Because machinelearning is an ongoing process, the more data sets that are input into apredictive system, the more accurate the predictions will become.

Many of the genes that we have identified have been included in variouscommercially available arrays. Indeed, genome wide arrays covering˜30,000 genes are designed to include probes for as many genes aspossible and their intent is to include the entire expressed genome of agiven species. However, such arrays are too large and currently tooexpensive to constitute a useful screen for any one desired drugoutcome. In contrast, we have identified a gene expression signatureinduced by DBP that is small enough in terms of number of genes to be auseful screen for molecules having adjuvant activity similar to DBP.Based on the mean standard errors generated by our analyses, we haveindeed identified a small enough gene set whose differential expressioncharacterizes the adjuvant effect of DBP. As the adjuvant effect of DBPis unique in terms of known mechanisms of action, as well as in itsability to be used independently of a vaccine, which no other knownimmunologic adjuvant can do, the gene expression signature induced byDBP that we have identified here is of significant value.

TABLE 8 Summary of Genes Identified by ≧2-Fold Expression Changes and byGeneral Linear Models (“Wilcoxon” and “Kendall”) ≧2-Fold # Gene NameSymbol Refseq_ID change Wilcoxon Kendall 1 mucolipin 2 Mcoln2NM_001005846_at Yes Yes No 2 zinc finger and BTB Zbtb16 NM_001033324_atYes No Yes domain containing 16 3 CD44 antigen Cd44 NM_001039150_at YesNo No 4 CD44 antigen Cd44 NM_001039151_at Yes No No 5 tissue inhibitorof Timp1 NM_001044384_at Yes Yes No metalloproteinase 1 6 cAMPresponsive element Crem NM_001110850_at Yes Yes No modulator 7 cAMPresponsive element Crem NM_001110853_at Yes Yes No modulator 8 cAMPresponsive element Crem NM_001110854_at Yes Yes No modulator 9 cAMPresponsive element Crem NM_001110855_at Yes Yes No modulator 10 cAMPresponsive element Crem NM_001110856_at Yes Yes No modulator 11 cAMPresponsive element Crem NM_001110857_at Yes Yes No modulator 12 cAMPresponsive element Crem NM_001110858_at Yes Yes No modulator 13 cAMPresponsive element Crem NM_001110859_at Yes Yes No modulator 14 solutecarrier family 39 Slc39a8 NM_001135149_at Yes Yes Yes (metal iontransporter), member 8 15 solute carrier family 39 Slc39a8NM_001135150_at Yes Yes Yes (metal ion transporter), member 8 16 nuclearreceptor Nr4a2 NM_001139509_at Yes Yes No subfamily 4, group A, member 217 nuclear factor of kappa Nfkbiz NM_001159394_at Yes Yes No lightpolypeptide gene enhancer in B-cells inhibitor, zeta 18 nuclear factorof kappa Nfkbiz NM_001159395_at Yes Yes No light polypeptide geneenhancer in B-cells inhibitor, zeta 19 interferon regulatory Irf1NM_001159396_at Yes Yes No factor 1 20 chemokine (C-C motif) Ccl20NM_001159738_at Yes Yes No ligand 20 21 tumor necrosis factor Tnfrsf12aNM_001161746_at Yes Yes No receptor superfamily, member 12a 22trichohyalin Tchh NM_001163098_at Yes Yes No 23 C-type lectin domainClec4d NM_001163161_at Yes Yes No family 4, member d 24 solute carrierfamily 25 Slc25a25 NM_001164357_at Yes No No (mitochondrial carrier,phosphate carrier), member 25 25 solute carrier family 25 Slc25a25NM_001164358_at Yes No No (mitochondrial carrier, phosphate carrier),member 25 26 kallikrein related- Klk6 NM_001164696_at Yes Yes Nopeptidase 6 27 kallikrein related- Klk6 NM_001164697_at Yes Yes Nopeptidase 6 28 kallikrein related- Klk6 NM_001164698_at Yes Yes Nopeptidase 6 29 tumor necrosis factor, Tnfaip3 NM_001166402_at Yes Yes Noalpha-induced protein 3 30 suppressor of cytokine Socs2 NM_001168655_atYes No No signaling 2 31 suppressor of cytokine Socs2 NM_001168656_atYes No No signaling 2 32 suppressor of cytokine Socs2 NM_001168657_atYes No No signaling 2 33 Nup62-Il4i1 protein Nup62-il4i1 NM_001171024_atYes Yes No 34 AT rich interactive Arid5a NM_001172205_at Yes Yes Nodomain 5A (MRF1-like) 35 AT rich interactive Arid5a NM_001172206_at YesYes No domain 5A (MRF1-like) 36 CD44 antigen Cd44 NM_001177785_at Yes NoNo 37 CD44 antigen Cd44 NM_001177786_at Yes No No 38 CD44 antigen Cd44NM_001177787_at Yes No No 39 spermine oxidase Smox NM_001177833_at YesYes No 40 spermine oxidase Smox NM_001177834_at Yes Yes No 41 spermineoxidase Smox NM_001177835_at Yes Yes No 42 spermine oxidase SmoxNM_001177836_at Yes Yes No 43 spermine oxidase Smox NM_001177837_at YesYes No 44 spermine oxidase Smox NM_001177838_at Yes Yes No 45 spermineoxidase Smox NM_001177839_at Yes Yes No 46 spermine oxidase SmoxNM_001177840_at Yes Yes No 47 phosphodiesterase 4B, Pde4bNM_001177980_at Yes Yes No cAMP specific 48 phosphodiesterase 4B, Pde4bNM_001177981_at Yes Yes No cAMP specific 49 phosphodiesterase 4B, Pde4bNM_001177982_at Yes Yes No cAMP specific 50 RIKEN cDNA 2310016C082310016C08Rik NM_001190461_at Yes Yes No gene 51 a disintegrin and Adam8NM_007403_at Yes Yes Yes metallopeptidase domain 8 52 baculoviral IAPrepeat- Birc3 NM_007464_at Yes No No containing 3 53 activatingtranscription Atf3 NM_007498_at Yes Yes No factor 3 54 B-celltranslocation gene Btg2 NM_007570_at Yes Yes Yes 2, anti-proliferative55 caspase 4, apoptosis- Casp4 NM_007609_at Yes Yes No related cysteinepeptidase 56 CCAAT/enhancer binding Cebpd NM_007679_at Yes Yes Noprotein (C/EBP), delta 57 suppressor of cytokine Socs2 NM_007706_at YesNo No signaling 2 58 suppressor of cytokine Socs3 NM_007707_at Yes YesNo signaling 3 59 mitogen-activated Map3k8 NM_007746_at Yes No Noprotein kinase kinase kinase 8 60 colony stimulating factor Csf2rbNM_007780_at Yes No Yes 2 receptor, beta, low- affinity (granulocyte-macrophage) 61 early growth response 1 Egr1 NM_007913_at Yes Yes No 62ets homologous factor Ehf NM_007914_at Yes Yes No 63 epiregulin EregNM_007950_at Yes Yes No 64 fibroblast growth factor Fgfbp1 NM_008009_atYes No No binding protein 1 65 GTP cyclohydrolase 1 Gch1 NM_008102_atYes Yes No 66 gap junction protein, Gjb2 NM_008125_at Yes Yes No beta 267 G-protein coupled Gpr65 NM_008152_at Yes Yes No receptor 65 68chemokine ( C—X—C motif) Cxcl1 NM_008176_at Yes Yes No ligand 1 69hyaluronan synthase 2 Has2 NM_008216_at Yes Yes No 70 hyaluronansynthase 3 Has3 NM_008217_at Yes Yes No 71 histidine decarboxylase HdcNM_008230_at Yes Yes Yes 72 interferon activated gene Ifi202bNM_008327_at Yes Yes No 202B 73 interleukin 1 beta Il1b NM_008361_at YesYes No 74 interleukin 7 receptor Il7r NM_008372_at Yes No Yes 75interferon regulatory Irf1 NM_008390_at Yes Yes No factor 1 76immunoresponsive gene 1 Irg1 NM_008392_at Yes Yes No 77 Jun-B oncogeneJunb NM_008416_at Yes Yes No 78 keratin 6A Krt6a NM_008476_at Yes YesYes 79 lipocalin 2 Lcn2 NM_008491_at Yes Yes No 80 metallothionein 2 Mt2NM_008630_at Yes No No 81 nuclear factor of kappa Nfkbie NM_008690_atYes Yes No light polypeptide gene enhancer in B-cells inhibitor, epsilon82 natriuretic peptide type B Nppb NM_008726_at Yes Yes No 83 dualspecificity Dusp8 NM_008748_at Yes No No phosphatase 8 84 serine (orcysteine) Serpine1 NM_008871_at Yes Yes No peptidase inhibitor, clade E,member 1 85 pentraxin related gene Ptx3 NM_008987_at Yes Yes No 86reticuloendotheliosis Rel NM_009044_at Yes Yes No oncogene 87 S100calcium binding S100a9 NM_009114_at Yes Yes No protein A9 (calgranulinB) 88 chemokine ( C—X—C motif) Cxcl2 NM_009140_at Yes Yes No ligand 2 89solute carrier family 1 Slc1a1 NM_009199_at Yes Yes No(neuronal/epithelial high affinity glutamate transporter, system Xag),member 1 90 small proline-rich Sprr1a NM_009264_at Yes Yes No protein 1A91 small proline-rich Sprr1b NM_009265_at Yes Yes No protein 1B 92stanniocalcin 1 Stc1 NM_009285_at Yes No Yes 93 pleckstrin homology-likePhlda1 NM_009344_at Yes Yes No domain, family A, member 1 94 tumornecrosis factor, Tnfaip2 NM_009396_at Yes Yes No alpha-induced protein 295 tumor necrosis factor, Tnfaip3 NM_009397_at Yes Yes No alpha-inducedprotein 3 96 tumor necrosis factor Tnfaip6 NM_009398_at Yes Yes No alphainduced protein 6 97 TNF receptor-associated Traf1 NM_009421_at Yes NoNo factor 1 98 amphiregulin Areg NM_009704_at Yes Yes No 99 CCR4 carboncatabolite Ccrn4l NM_009834_at Yes Yes No repression 4-like (S.cerevisiae) 100 CD14 antigen Cd14 NM_009841_at Yes Yes No 101 CD44antigen Cd44 NM_009851_at Yes No No 102 CD83 antigen Cd83 NM_009856_atYes Yes No 103 cholesterol 25- Ch25h NM_009890_at Yes Yes No hydroxylase104 cytokine inducible SH2- Cish NM_009895_at Yes No No containingprotein 105 chemokine ( C—X—C motif) Cxcr2 NM_009909_at Yes Yes Noreceptor 2 106 cytochrome P450, family Cyp27b1 NM_010009_at Yes Yes No27, subfamily b, polypeptide 1 107 diacylglycerol O- Dgat1 NM_010046_atYes No No acyltransferase 1 108 interleukin 4 induced 1 Il4i1NM_010215_at Yes Yes No 109 FK506 binding protein 5 Fkbp5 NM_010220_atYes No Yes 110 fos-like antigen 1 Fosl1 NM_010235_at Yes Yes No 111 GTPbinding protein Gem NM_010276_at Yes Yes No (gene overexpressed inskeletal muscle) 112 heparin-binding EGF-like Hbegf NM_010415_at Yes YesNo growth factor 113 nuclear receptor Nr4a1 NM_010444_at Yes Yes Nosubfamily 4, group A, member 1 114 intercellular adhesion Icam1NM_010493_at Yes Yes No molecule 1 115 immediate early Ier2 NM_010499_atYes No No response 2 116 cysteine rich protein 61 Cyr61 NM_010516_at YesYes No 117 Jun oncogene Jun NM_010591_at Yes No No 118 keratin 27 Krt27NM_010666_at Yes Yes No 119 v-maf Maff NM_010755_at Yes Yes Nomusculoaponeurotic fibrosarcoma oncogene family, protein F (avian) 120C-type lectin domain Clec4d NM_010819_at Yes Yes No family 4, member d121 nuclear factor of kappa Nfkbia NM_010907_at Yes No No lightpolypeptide gene enhancer in B-cells inhibitor, alpha 122 plasminogenactivator, Plaur NM_011113_at Yes No No urokinase receptor 123kallikrein related- Klk6 NM_011177_at Yes Yes No peptidase 6 124 RAB20,member RAS Rab20 NM_011227_at Yes Yes No oncogene family 125 serumamyloid A 3 Saa3 NM_011315_at Yes Yes No 126 chemokine (C-C motif) Ccl1NM_011329_at Yes Yes No ligand 1 127 chemokine (C-C motif) Ccl12NM_011331_at Yes Yes No ligand 12 128 chemokine (C-C motif) Ccl17NM_011332_at Yes Yes No ligand 17 129 chemokine (C-C motif) Ccl2NM_011333_at Yes Yes No ligand 2 130 chemokine (C-C motif) Ccl3NM_011337_at Yes Yes No ligand 3 131 chemokine (C-C motif) Ccl9NM_011338_at Yes Yes No ligand 9 132 solute carrier family 34 Slc34a2NM_011402_at Yes Yes No (sodium phosphate), member 2 133 solute carrierfamily 7 Slc7a5 NM_011404_at Yes Yes Yes (cationic amino acidtransporter, y+ system), member 5 134 schlafen 2 Slfn2 NM_011408_at YesYes No 135 schlafen 4 Slfn4 NM_011410_at Yes Yes No 136 secretoryleukocyte Slpi NM_011414_at Yes Yes No peptidase inhibitor 137 basichelix-loop-helix Bhlhe40 NM_011498_at Yes No No family, member e40 138tissue inhibitor of Timp1 NM_011593_at Yes Yes No metalloproteinase 1139 phospholipid scramblase Plscr1 NM_011636_at Yes No No 140 zincfinger protein 36 Zfp36 NM_011756_at Yes Yes No 141 toll-like receptor 2Tlr2 NM_011905_at Yes Yes No 142 interferon activated gene Ifi202bNM_011940_at Yes Yes No 202B 143 cAMP responsive element CremNM_013498_at Yes Yes No modulator 144 granzyme B Gzmb NM_013542_at YesYes No 145 metallothionein 1 Mt1 NM_013602_at Yes No No 146 nuclearreceptor Nr4a2 NM_013613_at Yes Yes No subfamily 4, group A, member 2147 chemokine (C-C motif) Ccl7 NM_013654_at Yes Yes No ligand 7 148tumor necrosis factor Tnf NM_013693_at Yes Yes No 149 pyruvatedehydrogenase Pdk4 NM_013743_at Yes Yes No kinase, isoenzyme 4 150 tumornecrosis factor Tnfrsf12a NM_013749_at Yes Yes No receptor superfamily,member 12a 151 breast cancer anti- Bcar3 NM_013867_at Yes No No estrogenresistance 3 152 chloride intracellular Clic4 NM_013885_at Yes No Nochannel 4 (mitochondrial) 153 regulator of G-protein Rgs1 NM_015811_atYes Yes No signaling 1 154 mitogen-activated Map3k6 NM_016693_at Yes NoNo protein kinase kinase kinase 6 155 keratin 35 Krt35 NM_016880_at YesNo No 156 chemokine (C-C motif) Ccl20 NM_016960_at Yes Yes No ligand 20157 nuclear factor, Nfil3 NM_017373_at Yes Yes No interleukin 3,regulated 158 activity regulated Arc NM_018790_at Yes Yes Nocytoskeletal-associated protein 159 CD86 antigen Cd86 NM_019388_at YesYes No 160 interleukin 1 family, Il1f6 NM_019450_at Yes Yes No member 6161 receptor (calcitonin) Ramp3 NM_019511_at Yes No Yes activitymodifying protein 3 162 pleckstrin Plek NM_019549_at Yes Yes No 163solute carrier family 5 Slc5a1 NM_019810_at Yes Yes No (sodium/glucosecotransporter), member 1 164 phosphodiesterase 4B, Pde4b NM_019840_atYes Yes No cAMP specific 165 C-type lectin domain Clec4e NM_019948_atYes Yes No family 4, member e 166 keratin 71 Krt71 NM_019956_at Yes YesNo 167 C-type lectin domain Clec7a NM_020008_at Yes Yes No family 7,member a 168 angiopoietin-like 4 Angptl4 NM_020581_at Yes Yes Yes 169thymic stromal Tslp NM_021367_at Yes Yes No lymphopoietin 170interleukin 20 Il20 NM_021380_at Yes Yes No 171 phorbol-12-myristate-13-Pmaip1 NM_021451_at Yes Yes No acetate-induced protein 1 172prostaglandin E synthase Ptges NM_022415_at Yes No No 173 solute carrierfamily 15, Slc15a3 NM_023044_at Yes No No member 3 174 chemokine ( C—X—Cmotif) Cxcl16 NM_023158_at Yes Yes No ligand 16 175 RIKEN cDNA2310016C08 2310016C08Rik NM_023516_at Yes Yes No gene 176 zinc fingerprotein 593 Zfp593 NM_024215_at Yes No No 177 stefin A3 Stfa3NM_025288_at Yes Yes No 178 solute carrier family 39 Slc39a8NM_026228_at Yes Yes Yes (metal ion transporter), member 8 179 dualspecificity Dusp6 NM_026268_at Yes Yes No phosphatase 6 180 tubulin,beta 6 Tubb6 NM_026473_at Yes Yes No 181 mucolipin 2 Mcoln2 NM_026656_atYes Yes No 182 RIKEN cDNA 1810011010 1810011010Rik NM_026931_at Yes YesNo gene 183 ring finger protein 19B Rnf19b NM_029219_at Yes No Yes 184solute carrier family 10 Slc10a6 NM_029415_at Yes No No (sodium/bileacid cotransporter family), member 6 185 ATP-binding cassette, Abcc3NM_029600_at Yes No Yes sub-family C (CFTR/MRP), member 3 186 RIKEN cDNA1600029D21 1600029D21Rik NM_029639_at Yes Yes No gene 187 killer celllectin-like Klrb1b NM_030599_at Yes No Yes receptor subfamily B member1B 188 nuclear factor of kappa Nfkbiz NM_030612_at Yes Yes No lightpolypeptide gene enhancer in B-cells inhibitor, zeta 189 Jundimerization protein 2 Jdp2 NM_030887_at Yes No No 190 interleukin 6 Il6NM_031168_at Yes Yes No 191 A kinase (PRKA) anchor Akap12 NM_031185_atYes No No protein (gravin) 12 192 B-cell Bcl3 NM_033601_at Yes Yes Noleukemia/lymphoma 3 193 epithelial mitogen Epgn NM_053087_at Yes Yes No194 calcitonin-related Calcb NM_054084_at Yes No No polypeptide, beta195 OTU domain containing Otud7a NM_130880_at Yes No Yes 7A 196immediate early Ier3 NM_133662_at Yes Yes No response 3 197 keratin 25Krt25 NM_133730_at Yes Yes No 198 protease, serine, 22 Prss22NM_133731_at Yes Yes No 199 UDP-N-acetylglucosamine Uap1 NM_133806_atYes No No pyrophosphorylase 1 200 RIKEN cDNA 2010002N04 2010002N04RikNM_134133_at Yes Yes No gene 201 hepatitis A virus cellular Havcr2NM_134250_at Yes Yes Yes receptor 2 202 cytohesin 1 interacting CytipNM_139200_at Yes No No protein 203 CD207 antigen Cd207 NM_144943_at YesYes No 204 peptide YY Pyy NM_145435_at Yes Yes Yes 205 acyl-CoAthioesterase 5 Acot5 NM_145444_at Yes Yes No 206 spermine oxidase SmoxNM_145533_at Yes Yes No 207 AT rich interactive Arid5a NM_145996_at YesYes No domain 5A (MRF1-like) 208 solute carrier family 25 Slc25a25NM_146118_at Yes No No (mitochondrial carrier, phosphate carrier),member 25 209 zinc finger CCCH type Zc3h12a NM_153159_at Yes Yes Nocontaining 12A 210 dual specificity Dusp7 NM_153459_at Yes No Nophosphatase 7 211 a disintegrin-like and Adamts4 NM_172845_at Yes Yes Nometallopeptidase (reprolysin type) with thrombospondin type 1 motif, 4212 thymic stromal Tslp NR_033206_at Yes Yes No lymphopoietin 213 ATrich interactive Arid5a NR_033310_at Yes Yes No domain 5A (MRF1-like)214 interferon-activable LOC100044068 XM_001473873_at Yes Yes No protein202-like 215 c-C motif chemokine 12- LOC100504977 XM_003085794_at YesYes No like 216 NA NA AFFX- No Yes No 18SRNAMur/X00686_3_at 217 NA NAAFFX- No Yes No 18SRNAMur/X00686_5_at 218 NA NA AFFX- No Yes No18SRNAMur/X00686_M_at 219 NA NA AFFX-BioB-3_at No Yes No 220 NA NAAFFX-BioB-5_at No Yes No 221 NA NA AFFX-BioB-M_at No Yes No 222 NA NAAFFX-BioC-3_at No Yes No 223 NA NA AFFX-BioC-5_at No Yes No 224 NA NAAFFX-BioDn-3_at No Yes No 225 NA NA AFFX-BioDn-5_at No Yes No 226 NA NAAFFX-r2-Bs-lys-3_at No Yes No 227 NA NA AFFX-r2-Bs-lys-5_at No Yes No228 NA NA AFFX-r2-Bs-lys-M_at No Yes No 229 NA NA AFFX-r2-Bs-thr-5_s_atNo Yes No 230 NA NA AFFX-r2-Ec-bioB-3_at No Yes No 231 NA NAAFFX-r2-Ec-bioB-5_at No Yes No 232 NA NA AFFX-r2-Ec-bioB-M_at No Yes No233 NA NA AFFX-r2-Ec-bioC-3_at No Yes No 234 NA NA AFFX-r2-Ec-bioC-5_atNo Yes No 235 NA NA AFFX-ThrX-5_at No Yes No 236 keratin associatedKrtap4-16 NM_001013823_at No Yes No protein 4-16 237 myotilin MyotNM_001033621_at No Yes No 238 interferon induced Ifitm6 NM_001033632_atNo Yes No transmembrane protein 6 239 LIM domain binding 3 Ldb3NM_001039075_at No Yes No 240 LIM domain binding 3 Ldb3 NM_001039076_atNo Yes No 241 myosin, heavy Myh2 NM_001039545_at No Yes No polypeptide2, skeletal muscle, adult 242 angiopoietin-like 7 Angptl7NM_001039554_at No Yes No 243 late cornified envelope Lce3aNM_001039594_at No Yes No 3A 244 nucleolar and spindle Nusap1NM_001042652_at No Yes No associated protein 1 245 myomesin 1 Myom1NM_001083934_at No Yes No 246 myosin, heavy Myh3 NM_001099635_at No YesNo polypeptide 3, skeletal muscle, embryonic 247 predicted gene 11567Gm11567 NM_001101613_at No Yes No 248 proteoglycan 4 Prg4NM_001110146_at No Yes No (megakaryocyte stimulating factor, articularsuperficial zone protein) 249 troponin I, skeletal, slow 1 Tnni1NM_001112702_at No Yes No 250 corin Corin NM_001122756_at No Yes No 251cytochrome P450, family Cyp1a1 NM_001136059_at No Yes No 1, subfamily a,polypeptide 1 252 enolase 3, beta muscle Eno3 NM_001136062_at No Yes No253 BCLl2-like 15 Bcl2l15 NM_001142959_at No Yes No 254 BCLl2-like 15Bcl2l15 NM_001142960_at No Yes No 255 troponin T3, skeletal, Tnnt3NM_001163664_at No Yes No fast 256 troponin T3, skeletal, Tnnt3NM_001163665_at No Yes No fast 257 troponin T3, skeletal, Tnnt3NM_001163666_at No Yes No fast 258 troponin T3, skeletal, Tnnt3NM_001163667_at No Yes No fast 259 troponin T3, skeletal, Tnnt3NM_001163668_at No Yes No fast 260 troponin T3, skeletal, Tnnt3NM_001163669_at No Yes No fast 261 troponin T3, skeletal, Tnnt3NM_001163670_at No Yes No fast 262 ribosomal protein L3- Rpl3lNM_001163945_at No Yes No like 263 myoglobin Mb NM_001164047_at No YesNo 264 myoglobin Mb NM_001164048_at No Yes No 265 RIKEN cDNA 1110032A041110032A04Rik NM_001164210_at No Yes No gene 266 tropomyosin 1, alphaTpm1 NM_001164248_at No Yes No 267 tropomyosin 1, alpha Tpm1NM_001164251_at No Yes No 268 tropomyosin 1, alpha Tpm1 NM_001164254_atNo Yes No 269 tropomyosin 1, alpha Tpm1 NM_001164255_at No Yes No 270tropomyosin 1, alpha Tpm1 NM_001164256_at No Yes No 271 ect2 oncogeneEct2 NM_001177625_at No Yes No 272 ect2 oncogene Ect2 NM_001177626_at NoYes No 273 C-type lectin domain Clec4n NM_001190320_at No Yes No family4, member n 274 C-type lectin domain Clec4n NM_001190321_at No Yes Nofamily 4, member n 275 cysteine and glycine-rich Csrp3 NM_001198841_atNo Yes No protein 3 276 predicted gene 10229 Gm10229 NM_001199334_at NoYes No 277 aggrecan Acan NM_007424_at No Yes No 278 ATPase, Ca++ Atp2a1NM_007504_at No Yes No transporting, cardiac muscle, fast twitch 1 279cyclin B2 Ccnb2 NM_007630_at No Yes No 280 chondroadherin ChadNM_007689_at No Yes No 281 chitinase 3-like 1 Chi3l1 NM_007695_at No YesNo 282 creatine kinase, muscle Ckm NM_007710_at No Yes No 283 collagen,type XI, alpha 1 Col11a1 NM_007729_at No Yes No 284 collagen, type VIII,alpha 1 Col8a1 NM_007739_at No Yes No 285 collagen, type IX, alpha 1Col9a1 NM_007740_at No Yes No 286 collagen, type I, alpha 1 Col1a1NM_007742_at No Yes No 287 cytochrome c oxidase, Cox8b NM_007751_at NoYes No subunit VIIIb 288 cytochrome P450, family Cyp26a1 NM_007811_at NoYes No 26, subfamily a, polypeptide 1 289 ect2 oncogene Ect2NM_007900_at No Yes No 290 enolase 3, beta muscle Eno3 NM_007933_at NoYes No 291 fibroblast activation Fap NM_007986_at No Yes No protein 292FBJ osteosarcoma Fosb NM_008036_at No Yes No oncogene B 293 formylpeptide receptor 2 Fpr2 NM_008039_at No Yes No 294 G0/G1 switch gene 2G0s2 NM_008059_at No Yes No 295 growth differentiation Gdf5 NM_008109_atNo Yes No factor 5 296 interferon activated gene Ifi204 NM_008329_at NoYes No 204 297 lymphotoxin B Ltb NM_008518_at No Yes No 298achaete-scute complex Ascl2 NM_008554_at No Yes No homolog 2(Drosophila) 299 myomesin 2 Myom2 NM_008664_at No Yes No 300nebulin-related Nrap NM_008733_at No Yes No anchoring protein 301prostaglandin I2 Ptgis NM_008968_at No Yes No (prostacyclin) synthase302 brain expressed gene 1 Bex1 NM_009052_at No Yes No 303 repetin RptnNM_009100_at No Yes No 304 ryanodine receptor 1, Ryr1 NM_009109_at NoYes No skeletal muscle 305 S100 protein, beta S100b NM_009115_at No YesNo polypeptide, neural 306 thyroid hormone Thrsp NM_009381_at No Yes Noresponsive SPOT14 homolog (Rattus) 307 troponin C, cardiac/slow Tnnc1NM_009393_at No Yes No skeletal 308 troponin C2, fast Tnnc2 NM_009394_atNo Yes No 309 troponin I, skeletal, fast 2 Tnni2 NM_009405_at No Yes No310 adiponectin, C1Q and Adipoq NM_009605_at No Yes No collagen domaincontaining 311 actin, alpha 1, skeletal Acta1 NM_009606_at No Yes Nomuscle 312 actin, alpha, cardiac Actc1 NM_009608_at No Yes No muscle 1313 arachidonate 8- Alox8 NM_009661_at No Yes No lipoxygenase 314apolipoprotein B mRNA Apobec2 NM_009694_at No Yes No editing enzyme,catalytic polypeptide 2 315 chitinase 3-like 3 Chi3l3 NM_009892_at NoYes No 316 chemokine (C-C motif) Ccr1 NM_009912_at No Yes No receptor 1317 collagen, type IX, alpha 3 Col9a3 NM_009936_at No Yes No 318cytochrome c oxidase, Cox6a2 NM_009943_at No Yes No subunit VI a,polypeptide 2 319 cytochrome c oxidase, Cox7a1 NM_009944_at No Yes Nosubunit VIIa 1 320 cytochrome P450, family Cyp1a1 NM_009992_at No Yes No1, subfamily a, polypeptide 1 321 Fc receptor, IgE, high Fcer1aNM_010184_at No Yes No affinity I, alpha polypeptide 322 fibronectin 1Fn1 NM_010233_at No Yes No 323 FBJ osteosarcoma Fos NM_010234_at No YesNo oncogene 324 frizzled homolog 9 Fzd9 NM_010246_at No Yes No(Drosophila) 325 keratin 86 Krt86 NM_010667_at No Yes No 326 keratin 6BKrt6b NM_010669_at No Yes No 327 keratin associated Krtap6-1NM_010672_at No Yes No protein 6-1 328 keratin associated Krtap6-2NM_010673_at No Yes No protein 6-2 329 keratin associated Krtap8-1NM_010675_at No Yes No protein 8-1 330 keratin associated Krtap8-2NM_010676_at No Yes No protein 8-2 331 leukocyte cell derived Lect1NM_010701_at No Yes No chemotaxin 1 332 lipase, endothelial LipgNM_010720_at No Yes No 333 myosin, heavy Myh4 NM_010855_at No Yes Nopolypeptide 4, skeletal muscle 334 myosin, light Myl2 NM_010861_at NoYes No polypeptide 2, regulatory, cardiac, slow 335 myocilin MyocNM_010865_at No Yes No 336 myomesin 1 Myom1 NM_010867_at No Yes No 337phosphoenolpyruvate Pck1 NM_011044_at No Yes No carboxykinase 1,cytosolic 338 prostaglandin- Ptgs2 NM_011198_at No Yes No endoperoxidesynthase 2 339 chemokine (C-C motif) Ccl11 NM_011330_at No Yes No ligand11 340 selectin, endothelial cell Sele NM_011345_at No Yes No 341selectin, platelet Selp NM_011347_at No Yes No 342 frizzled-relatedprotein Frzb NM_011356_at No Yes No 343 small proline-rich Sprr2dNM_011470_at No Yes No protein 2D 344 small proline-rich Sprr2fNM_011472_at No Yes No protein 2F 345 small proline-rich Sprr2hNM_011474_at No Yes No protein 2H 346 small proline-rich Sprr2iNM_011475_at No Yes No protein 2I 347 titin-cap Tcap NM_011540_at No YesNo 348 thrombospondin 4 Thbs4 NM_011582_at No Yes No 349 troponin T1,skeletal, Tnnt1 NM_011618_at No Yes No slow 350 troponin T3, skeletal,Tnnt3 NM_011620_at No Yes No fast 351 titin Ttn NM_011652_at No Yes No352 secretoglobin, family 1A, Scgb1a1 NM_011681_at No Yes No member 1(uteroglobin) 353 xin actin-binding repeat Xirp1 NM_011724_at No Yes Nocontaining 1 354 Wnt inhibitory factor 1 Wif1 NM_011915_at No Yes No 355osteomodulin Omd NM_012050_at No Yes No 356 actinin alpha 3 Actn3NM_013456_at No Yes No 357 complement factor D Cfd NM_013459_at No YesNo (adipsin) 358 keratin 33B Krt33b NM_013570_at No Yes No 359 myoglobinMb NM_013593_at No Yes No 360 parvalbumin Pvalb NM_013645_at No Yes No361 S100 calcium binding S100a8 NM_013650_at No Yes No protein A8(calgranulin A) 362 transthyretin Ttr NM_013697_at No Yes No 363 keratinassociated Krtap14 NM_013707_at No Yes No protein 14 364 keratinassociated Krtap15 NM_013713_at No Yes No protein 15 365 defensin beta 3Defb3 NM_013756_at No Yes No 366 cysteine and glycine-rich Csrp3NM_013808_at No Yes No protein 3 367 antigen p97 (melanoma Mfi2NM_013900_at No Yes No associated) identified by monoclonal antibodies133.2 and 96.5 368 SH3-binding domain Sh3bgr NM_015825_at No Yes Noglutamic acid-rich protein 369 cartilage oligomeric Comp NM_016685_at NoYes No matrix protein 370 myosin light chain, Mylpf NM_016754_at No YesNo phosphorylatable, fast skeletal muscle 371 corin Corin NM_016869_atNo Yes No 372 D site albumin promoter Dbp NM_016974_at No Yes No bindingprotein 373 lysozyme 2 Lyz2 NM_017372_at No Yes No 374 claudin 8 Cldn8NM_018778_at No Yes No 375 phosphoglycerate Pgam2 NM_018870_at No Yes Nomutase 2 376 melanoma inhibitory Mia1 NM_019394_at No Yes No activity 1377 eosinophil-associated, Ear5 NM_019398_at No Yes No ribonuclease Afamily, member 5 378 chemokine (C-C motif) Ccl24 NM_019577_at No Yes Noligand 24 379 C-type lectin domain Clec4n NM_020001_at No Yes No family4, member n 380 resistin like alpha Retnla NM_020509_at No Yes No 381chemokine ( C—X—C motif) Cxcl10 NM_021274_at No Yes No ligand 10 382proteoglycan 4 Prg4 NM_021400_at No Yes No (megakaryocyte stimulatingfactor, articular superficial zone protein) 383 chemokine (C-C motif)Ccl8 NM_021443_at No Yes No ligand 8 384 troponin I, skeletal, slow 1Tnni1 NM_021467_at No Yes No 385 myozenin 2 Myoz2 NM_021503_at No Yes No386 keratin associated Krtap3-1 NM_023511_at No Yes No protein 3-1 387aldehyde oxidase 4 Aox4 NM_023631_at No Yes No 388 cardiomyopathy Cmya5NM_023821_at No Yes No associated 5 389 RIKEN cDNA 15000150101500015010Rik NM_024283_at No Yes No gene 390 small muscle protein, X-Smpx NM_025357_at No Yes No linked 391 ribosomal protein L3- Rpl3lNM_025425_at No Yes No like 392 keratin associated Krtap3-3 NM_025524_atNo Yes No protein 3-3 393 sarcolipin Sln NM_025540_at No Yes No 394 WAPfour-disulfide core Wfdc2 NM_026323_at No Yes No domain 2 395 keratinassociated Krtap4-2 NM_026807_at No Yes No protein 4-2 396membrane-spanning 4- Ms4a6d NM_026835_at No Yes No domains, subfamily A,member 6D 397 keratin associated Krtap1-5 NM_027157_at No Yes No protein1-5 398 keratin 34 Krt34 NM_027563_at No Yes No 399 keratin associatedKrtap5-2 NM_027844_at No Yes No protein 5-2 400 keratin 33A Krt33aNM_027983_at No Yes No 401 titin Ttn NM_028004_at No Yes No 402 RIKENcDNA 3110079015 3110079015Rik NM_028473_at No Yes No gene 403 keratinassociated Krtap16-7 NM_028621_at No Yes No protein 16-7 404 keratinassociated Krtap9-3 NM_029351_at No Yes No protein 9-3 405 ankyrinrepeat and SOCs Asb5 NM_029569_at No Yes No box-containing 5 406 triadinTrdn NM_029726_at No Yes No 407 chemokine ( C—X—C motif) Cxcr6NM_030712_at No Yes No receptor 6 408 gasdermin C Gsdmc NM_031378_at NoYes No 409 cysteine-rich secretory Crispld1 NM_031402_at No Yes Noprotein LCCL domain containing 1 410 actinin alpha 2 Actn2 NM_033268_atNo Yes No 411 leiomodin 2 (cardiac) Lmod2 NM_053098_at No Yes No 412keratin associated Krtap16-8 NM_130856_at No Yes No protein 16-8 413keratin associated Krtap16-5 NM_130857_at No Yes No protein 16-5 414keratin associated Krtap16-1 NM_130870_at No Yes No protein 16-1 415keratin associated Krtap16-9 NM_130876_at No Yes No protein 16-9 416CD209d antigen Cd209d NM_130904_at No Yes No 417 cDNA sequence AY026312NM_133359_at No Yes No AY026312 418 RIKEN cDNA 1110032A04 1110032A04RikNM_133675_at No Yes No gene 419 nucleolar and spindle Nusap1NM_133851_at No Yes No associated protein 1 420 transferrin TrfNM_133977_at No Yes No 421 aldo-keto reductase Akr1c14 NM_134072_at NoYes No family 1, member C14 422 oxidized low density Olr1 NM_138648_atNo Yes No lipoprotein (lectin-like) receptor 1 423 alpha-2-macroglobulinA2m NM_175628_at No Yes No 424 keratin associated Krtap13-1 NM_183189_atNo Yes No protein 13-1 425 keratin associated Krtap16-10 NM_183296_at NoYes No protein 16-10 426 nebulin-related Nrap NM_198059_at No Yes Noanchoring protein 427 creatine kinase, Ckmt2 NM_198415_at No Yes Nomitochondrial 2 428 H19 fetal liver mRNA H19 NR_001592_at No Yes No 42918S ribosomal RNA Rn18s NR_003278_at No Yes No 430 predicted gene 10228Gm10228 XM_001474297_at No Yes No 431 c-C motif chemokine 8-LOC100503254 XM_003085741_at No Yes No like 432 predicted gene 10229Gm10229 XM_003086003_at No Yes No 433 predicted gene 10228 Gm10228XM_003086004_at No Yes No 434 keratin associated Krtap28-13 XM_896507_atNo Yes No protein 28-13 435 keratin associated Krtap28-13 XM_919110_atNo Yes No protein 28-13 436 RIKEN cDNA 2610528A11 2610528A11RikXR_105647_at No Yes No gene 437 RIKEN cDNA 2510009E07 2510009E07RikNM_001001881_at No No Yes gene 438 ring finger and FYVE RfflNM_001007465_at No No Yes like domain containing protein 439 zinc fingerprotein 187 Zfp187 NM_001013786_at No No Yes 440 zinc finger prtoein 943Zfp943 NM_001025373_at No No Yes 441 interleukin 1 receptor- Il1rl1NM_001025602_at No No Yes like 1 442 RIKEN cDNA 2510002D24 2510002D24RikNM_001033164_at No No Yes gene 443 nuclear cap binding Ncbp1NM_001033201_at No No Yes protein subunit 1 444 family with sequenceFam134b NM_001034851_at No No Yes similarity 134, member B 445 DEPdomain containing Deptor NM_001037937_at No No Yes MTOR-interactingprotein 446 calcium/calmodulin- Camk2g NM_001039138_at No No Yesdependent protein kinase II gamma 447 calcium/calmodulin- Camk2gNM_001039139_at No No Yes dependent protein kinase II gamma 448nucleolar and coiled- Nolc1 NM_001039351_at No No Yes bodyphosphoprotein 1 449 nucleolar and coiled- Nolc1 NM_001039352_at No NoYes body phosphoprotein 1 450 nucleolar and coiled- Nolc1NM_001039353_at No No Yes body phosphoprotein 1 451 discs, largehomolog- Dlgap4 NM_001042487_at No No Yes associated protein 4(Drosophila) 452 discs, large homolog- Dlgap4 NM_001042488_at No No Yesassociated protein 4 (Drosophila) 453 glutaryl-Coenzyme A GcdhNM_001044744_at No No Yes dehydrogenase 454 zinc finger protein 68 Zfp68NM_001044747_at No No Yes 455 tumor necrosis factor Tnfrsf9NM_001077508_at No No Yes receptor superfamily, member 9 456 tumornecrosis factor Tnfrsf9 NM_001077509_at No No Yes receptor superfamily,member 9 457 opioid growth factor Ogfrl1 NM_001081079_at No No Yesreceptor-like 1 458 zinc finger protein 518B Zfp518b NM_001081144_at NoNo Yes 459 mitochondrial ribosomal Mrpl44 NM_001081210_at No No Yesprotein L44 460 kelch domain containing 5 Klhdc5 NM_001081237_at No NoYes 461 malignant fibrous Mfhas1 NM_001081279_at No No Yes histiocytomaamplified sequence 1 462 breakpoint cluster Bcr NM_001081412_at No NoYes region 463 phosphatidylinositol Pigyl NM_001082532_at No No Yesglycan anchor biosynthesis, class Y-like 464 WW domain binding Wbp1NM_001083922_at No No Yes protein 1 465 WW domain binding Wbp1NM_001083923_at No No Yes protein 1 466 peptidyl prolyl PpihNM_001110129_at No No Yes isomerase H 467 ATPase, Ca++ Atp2a2NM_001110140_at No No Yes transporting, cardiac muscle, slow twitch 2468 inositol polyphosphate- Inpp5d NM_001110192_at No No Yes5-phosphatase D 469 inositol polyphosphate- Inpp5d NM_001110193_at No NoYes 5-phosphatase D 470 cytohesin 1 Cyth1 NM_001112699_at No No Yes 471cytohesin 1 Cyth1 NM_001112700_at No No Yes 472 major facilitator Mfsd4NM_001114662_at No No Yes superfamily domain containing 4 473transformation related Trp63 NM_001127259_at No No Yes protein 63 474transformation related Trp63 NM_001127260_at No No Yes protein 63 475transformation related Trp63 NM_001127262_at No No Yes protein 63 476transformation related Trp63 NM_001127264_at No No Yes protein 63 477peroxisome proliferator Pparg NM_001127330_at No No Yes activatedreceptor gamma 478 aldehyde dehydrogenase Aldh7a1 NM_001127338_at No NoYes family 7, member A1 479 inositol polyphosphate- Inpp5aNM_001127363_at No No Yes 5-phosphatase A 480 ATPase type 13A3 Atp13a3NM_001128094_at No No Yes 481 ATPase type 13A3 Atp13a3 NM_001128096_atNo No Yes 482 oxidation resistance 1 Oxr1 NM_001130163_at No No Yes 483oxidation resistance 1 Oxr1 NM_001130164_at No No Yes 484 oxidationresistance 1 Oxr1 NM_001130165_at No No Yes 485 oxidation resistance 1Oxr1 NM_001130166_at No No Yes 486 solute carrier family 39 Slc39a14NM_001135151_at No No Yes (zinc transporter), member 14 487 solutecarrier family 39 Slc39a14 NM_001135152_at No No Yes (zinc transporter),member 14 488 transmembrane protein Tmem80 NM_001141950_at No No Yes 80489 RIKEN cDNA 5730494N06 5730494N06Rik NM_001141971_at No No Yes gene490 RNA binding motif Rbm43 NM_001141981_at No No Yes protein 43 491 RNAbinding motif Rbm43 NM_001141982_at No No Yes protein 43 492 LIM domainonly 2 Lmo2 NM_001142335_at No No Yes 493 LIM domain only 2 Lmo2NM_001142336_at No No Yes 494 LIM domain only 2 Lmo2 NM_001142337_at NoNo Yes 495 zinc finger with KRAB Zkscan3 NM_001145778_at No No Yes andSCAN domains 3 496 ral guanine nucleotide Ralgds NM_001145834_at No NoYes dissociation stimulator 497 ral guanine nucleotide RalgdsNM_001145835_at No No Yes dissociation stimulator 498 ral guaninenucleotide Ralgds NM_001145836_at No No Yes dissociation stimulator 499von Willebrand factor A Vwa5a NM_001145957_at No No Yes domaincontaining 5A 500 tumor necrosis factor, Tnfaip1 NM_001159392_at No NoYes alpha-induced protein 1 (endothelial) 501 origin recognition Orc3NM_001159563_at No No Yes complex, subunit 3 502 sirtuin 1 (silentmating Sirt1 NM_001159589_at No No Yes type information regulation 2,homolog) 1 (S. cerevisiae) 503 sirtuin 1 (silent mating Sirt1NM_001159590_at No No Yes type information regulation 2, homolog) 1 (S.cerevisiae) 504 phosphatidylinositol Pigp NM_001159616_at No No Yesglycan anchor biosynthesis, class P 505 phosphatidylinositol PigpNM_001159617_at No No Yes glycan anchor biosynthesis, class P 506phosphatidylinositol Pigp NM_001159618_at No No Yes glycan anchorbiosynthesis, class P 507 phosphatidylinositol Pigp NM_001159619_at NoNo Yes glycan anchor biosynthesis, class P 508 poliovirus receptor-Pvrl2 NM_001159724_at No No Yes related 2 509 flavin containing Fmo5NM_001161763_at No No Yes monooxygenase 5 510 flavin containing Fmo5NM_001161765_at No No Yes monooxygenase 5 511 SWI/SNF related, matrixSmarcb1 NM_001161853_at No No Yes associated, actin dependent regulatorof chromatin, subfamily b, member 1 512 NIMA (never in mitosis Nek3NM_001162947_at No No Yes gene a)-related expressed kinase 3 513 RIKENcDNA 4933407C03 4933407C03Rik NM_001163262_at No No Yes gene 514putative homeodomain Phtf1 NM_001163467_at No No Yes transcriptionfactor 1 515 putative homeodomain Phtf1 NM_001163468_at No No Yestranscription factor 1 516 putative homeodomain Phtf1 NM_001163469_at NoNo Yes transcription factor 1 517 tankyrase, TRF1- Tnks2 NM_001163635_atNo No Yes interacting ankyrin- related ADP-ribose polymerase 2 518ribosomal RNA Rrp1b NM_001163734_at No No Yes processing 1 homolog B (S.cerevisiae) 519 zinc finger protein 68 Zfp68 NM_001163797_at No No Yes520 N-acetylglucosamine Nagk NM_001164187_at No No Yes kinase 521 ringfinger and FYVE Rffl NM_001164569_at No No Yes like domain containingprotein 522 ring finger and FYVE Rffl NM_001164570_at No No Yes likedomain containing protein 523 SNF related kinase Snrk NM_001164572_at NoNo Yes 524 coronin, actin binding Coro2a NM_001164804_at No No Yesprotein 2A 525 leucine rich repeat (in Lrrfip2 NM_001164838_at No No YesFLII) interacting protein 2 526 armadillo repeat Armcx1 NM_001166377_atNo No Yes containing, X-linked 1 527 armadillo repeat Armcx1NM_001166378_at No No Yes containing, X-linked 1 528 armadillo repeatArmcx1 NM_001166379_at No No Yes containing, X-linked 1 529 armadillorepeat Armcx1 NM_001166380_at No No Yes containing, X-linked 1 530mediator complex Med23 NM_001166416_at No No Yes subunit 23 531suppressor of Suv420h1 NM_001167885_at No No Yes variegation 4-20homolog 1 (Drosophila) 532 suppressor of Suv420h1 NM_001167886_at No NoYes variegation 4-20 homolog 1 (Drosophila) 533 suppressor of Suv420h1NM_001167887_at No No Yes variegation 4-20 homolog 1 (Drosophila) 534suppressor of Suv420h1 NM_001167889_at No No Yes variegation 4-20homolog 1 (Drosophila) 535 transmembrane protein Tmem93 NM_001168470_atNo No Yes 93 536 nuclear factor of kappa Nfkb2 NM_001177369_at No No Yeslight polypeptide gene enhancer in B-cells 2, p49/p100 537 nuclearfactor of kappa Nfkb2 NM_001177370_at No No Yes light polypeptide geneenhancer in B-cells 2, p49/p100 538 zinc finger protein 518B Zfp518bNM_001177902_at No No Yes 539 cerebral cavernous Ccm2 NM_001190343_at NoNo Yes malformation 2 homolog (human) 540 cerebral cavernous Ccm2NM_001190344_at No No Yes malformation 2 homolog (human) 541 Meishomeobox 1 Meis1 NM_001193271_at No No Yes 542 breast cancer anti- Bcar1NM_001198839_at No No Yes estrogen resistance 1 543 DDB1 and CUL4 Dcaf11NM_001199009_at No No Yes associated factor 11 544 RAB guaninenucleotide Rabgef1 NM_001199059_at No No Yes exchange factor (GEF) 1 545RIKEN cDNA 4931408A02 4931408A02Rik NM_001199210_at No No Yes gene 546caveolin 1, caveolae Cav1 NM_007616_at No No Yes protein 547cyclin-dependent kinase Cdkn2c NM_007671_at No No Yes inhibitor 2C (p18,inhibits CDK4) 548 chromodomain helicase Chd1 NM_007690_at No No Yes DNAbinding protein 1 549 cytochrome c oxidase, Cox8a NM_007750_at No No Yessubunit VIIIa 550 enhancer of polycomb Epc1 NM_007935_at No No Yeshomolog 1 (Drosophila) 551 myelin protein zero-like 2 Mpzl2 NM_007962_atNo No Yes 552 farnesyltransferase, CAAX Fnta NM_008033_at No No Yes box,alpha 553 glutaryl-Coenzyme A Gcdh NM_008097_at No No Yes dehydrogenase554 glucosaminyl (N-acetyl) Gcnt2 NM_008105_at No No Yes transferase 2,I- branching enzyme 555 nuclear receptor Nr3c1 NM_008173_at No No Yessubfamily 3, group C, member 1 556 hematopoietically Hhex NM_008245_atNo No Yes expressed homeobox 557 interleukin 10 receptor, Il10raNM_008348_at No No Yes alpha 558 interleukin 7 Il7 NM_008371_at No NoYes 559 kinesin family member Kif3a NM_008443_at No No Yes 3A 560 LIMdomain only 2 Lmo2 NM_008505_at No No Yes 561 myeloid cell leukemia Mcl1NM_008562_at No No Yes sequence 1 562 mesenchyme homeobox 2 Meox2NM_008584_at No No Yes 563 metal response element Mtf1 NM_008636_at NoNo Yes binding transcription factor 1 564 methylmalonyl- MutNM_008650_at No No Yes Coenzyme A mutase 565 protein phosphatase 1,Ppp1r15a NM_008654_at No No Yes regulatory (inhibitor) subunit 15A 566neutrophil cytosolic Ncf4 NM_008677_at No No Yes factor 4 567 nitricoxide synthase 3, Nos3 NM_008713_at No No Yes endothelial cell 568phosphatidylinositol Pigf NM_008838_at No No Yes glycan anchorbiosynthesis, class F 569 mitogen-activated Map2k3 NM_008928_at No NoYes protein kinase kinase 3 570 RAD50 homolog (S. cerevisiae) Rad50NM_009012_at No No Yes 571 ral guanine nucleotide Ralgds NM_009058_at NoNo Yes dissociation stimulator 572 helicase-like Hltf NM_009210_at No NoYes transcription factor 573 serine (or cysteine) Serpina3n NM_009252_atNo No Yes peptidase inhibitor, clade A, member 3N 574 tumor necrosisfactor, Tnfaip1 NM_009395_at No No Yes alpha-induced protein 1(endothelial) 575 tubulin, alpha 4A Tuba4a NM_009447_at No No Yes 576zinc finger protein 101 Zfp101 NM_009542_at No No Yes 577 poly(ADP-ribose) Parp2 NM_009632_at No No Yes polymerase family, member 2578 aldehyde dehydrogenase Aldh2 NM_009656_at No No Yes 2, mitochondrial579 CCAAT/enhancer binding Cebpb NM_009883_at No No Yes protein (C/EBP),beta 580 breast cancer anti- Bcar1 NM_009954_at No No Yes estrogenresistance 1 581 enoyl-Coenzyme A delta Eci1 NM_010023_at No No Yesisomerase 1 582 D-dopachrome Ddt NM_010027_at No No Yes tautomerase 583early growth response 2 Egr2 NM_010118_at No No Yes 584 coagulationfactor II F2r NM_010169_at No No Yes (thrombin) receptor 585 fibroblastgrowth factor Fgf13 NM_010200_at No No Yes 13 586 FMS-like tyrosinekinase 1 Flt1 NM_010228_at No No Yes 587 flavin containing Fmo5NM_010232_at No No Yes monooxygenase 5 588 glutathione transferase Gstz1NM_010363_at No No Yes zeta 1 (maleylacetoacetate isomerase) 589interferon gamma Ifngr1 NM_010511_at No No Yes receptor 1 590 inositolpolyphosphate- Inpp5d NM_010566_at No No Yes 5-phosphatase D 591eukaryotic translation Eif6 NM_010579_at No No Yes initiation factor 6592 IL2-inducible T-cell Itk NM_010583_at No No Yes kinase 593 keratin17 Krt17 NM_010663_at No No Yes 594 transmembrane emp24 Tmed1NM_010744_at No No Yes domain containing 1 595 Meis homeobox 1 Meis1NM_010789_at No No Yes 596 mature T-cell Mtcp1 NM_010839_at No No YesProliferation 1 597 myeloid differentiation Myd88 NM_010851_at No No Yesprimary response gene 88 598 peptidyl arginine Padi1 NM_011059_at No NoYes deiminase, type I 599 prefoldin 2 Pfdn2 NM_011070_at No No Yes 600peroxisome proliferator Pparg NM_011146_at No No Yes activated receptorgamma 601 cytohesin 1 Cyth1 NM_011180_at No No Yes 602 protein tyrosinePtpn1 NM_011201_at No No Yes phosphatase, non- receptor type 1 603retinoblastoma binding Rbbp6 NM_011247_at No No Yes Protein 6 604SWI/SNF related, matrix Smarcb1 NM_011418_at No No Yes associated, actindependent regulator of chromatin, subfamily b, member 1 605 cirrhosis,autosomal Cirh1a NM_011574_at No No Yes recessive 1A (human) 606 tumornecrosis factor Tnfrsf1a NM_011609_at No No Yes receptor superfamily,member 1a 607 tumor necrosis factor Tnfrsf9 NM_011612_at No No Yesreceptor superfamily, member 9 608 transformation related Trp63NM_011641_at No No Yes Protein 63 609 translin Tsn NM_011650_at No NoYes 610 transient receptor Trpv2 NM_011706_at No No Yes potential cationchannel, subfamily V, member 2 611 sialic acid acetylesterase SiaeNM_011734_at No No Yes 612 makorin, ring finger Mkrn3 NM_011746_at No NoYes protein, 3 613 zinc finger protein 90 Zfp90 NM_011764_at No No Yes614 solute carrier family 30 Slc30a4 NM_011774_at No No Yes (zinctransporter), member 4 615 germ cell-less homolog 1 Gmcl1 NM_011818_atNo No Yes (Drosophila) 616 NIMA (never in mitosis Nek3 NM_011848_at NoNo Yes gene a)-related expressed kinase 3 617 solute carrier family 35Slc35a1 NM_011895_at No No Yes (CMP-sialic acid transporter), member 1618 solute carrier family 9 Slc9a3r1 NM_012030_at No No Yes(sodium/hydrogen exchanger), member 3 regulator 1 619 complementcomponent Cr1l NM_013499_at No No Yes (3b/4b) receptor 1-like 620putative homeodomain Phtf1 NM_013629_at No No Yes transcription factor 1621 sema domain, Sema4d NM_013660_at No No Yes immunoglobulin domain(Ig), transmembrane domain (TM) and short cytoplasmic domain,(semaphorin) 4D 622 polo-like kinase 3 Plk3 NM_013807_at No No Yes(Drosophila) 623 zinc finger protein 68 Zfp68 NM_013844_at No No Yes 624Unc-51 like kinase 2 (C. elegans) Ulk2 NM_013881_at No No Yes 625 originrecognition Orc3 NM_015824_at No No Yes complex, subunit 3 626 WW domainbinding Wbp1 NM_016757_at No No Yes Protein 1 627 arginine vasopressinAvpr1a NM_016847_at No No Yes receptor 1A 628 adenylate kinase 2 Ak2NM_016895_at No No Yes 629 mitogen-activated Map3k14 NM_016896_at No NoYes protein kinase kinase kinase 14 630 cyclin-dependent kinase- Cdkl2NM_016912_at No No Yes like 2 (CDC2-related kinase) 631 inducible T-cellco- Icos NM_017480_at No No Yes stimulator 632 retinoic acid induced 12Rai12 NM_018740_at No No Yes 633 aldo-keto reductase Akr1e1 NM_018859_atNo No Yes family 1, member E1 634 nuclear factor of kappa Nfkb2NM_019408_at No No Yes light polypeptide gene enhancer in B-cells 2,p49/p100 635 pannexin 1 Panx1 NM_019482_at No No Yes 636N-acetylglucosamine Nagk NM_019542_at No No Yes kinase 637phosphatidylinositol Pigp NM_019543_at No No Yes glycan anchorbiosynthesis, class P 638 non-metastatic cells 3, Nme3 NM_019730_at NoNo Yes protein expressed in 639 thyroid hormone Trip4 NM_019797_at No NoYes receptor interactor 4 640 sirtuin 1 (silent mating Sirt1NM_019812_at No No Yes type information regulation 2, homolog) 1 (S.cerevisiae) 641 RAB guanine nucleotide Rabgef1 NM_019983_at No No Yesexchange factor (GEF) 1 642 DnaJ (Hsp40) homolog, Dnajc4 NM_020566_at NoNo Yes subfamily C, member 4 643 integrin alpha X Itgax NM_021334_at NoNo Yes 644 prokineticin receptor 1 Prokr1 NM_021381_at No No Yes 645trafficking protein Trappc2l NM_021502_at No No Yes particle complex2-like 646 general transcription Gtf2h2 NM_022011_at No No Yes factor IIH, polypeptide 2 647 UDP-Gal:betaGlcNAc beta B4galt1 NM_022305_at No NoYes 1,4- galactosyltransferase, polypeptide 1 648 DNA methyltransferase1- Dmap1 NM_023178_at No No Yes associated protein 1 649 proteinphosphatase 1, Ppp1r7 NM_023200_at No No Yes regulatory (inhibitor)subunit 7 650 diablo homolog Diablo NM_023232_at No No Yes (Drosophila)651 NADH dehydrogenase Ndufaf3 NM_023247_at No No Yes (ubiquinone) 1alpha subcomplex, assembly factor 3 652 magnesium-dependent Mdp1NM_023397_at No No Yes phosphatase 1 653 melanoma associated Mum1NM_023431_at No No Yes antigen (mutated) 1 654 zinc finger with KRABZkscan3 NM_023685_at No No Yes and SCAN domains 3 655 tripartite motif-Trim12a NM_023835_at No No Yes containing 12A 656 centrosomal protein 70Cep70 NM_023873_at No No Yes 657 glucosaminyl (N-acetyl) Gcnt2NM_023887_at No No Yes transferase 2, I- branching enzyme 658 GPN-loopGTPase 3 Gpn3 NM_024216_at No No Yes 659 hydroxysteroid Hsdl2NM_024255_at No No Yes dehydrogenase like 2 660 FtsJ homolog 3 (E. coli)Ftsj3 NM_025310_at No No Yes 661 abhydrolase domain Abhd6 NM_025341_atNo No Yes containing 6 662 ubiquitin-fold modifier Ufc1 NM_025388_at NoNo Yes conjugating enzyme 1 663 COMM domain containing 4 Commd4NM_025417_at No No Yes 664 ribosomal protein L7- Rpl7l1 NM_025433_at NoNo Yes like 1 665 nicolin 1 Nicn1 NM_025449_at No No Yes 666 family withsequence Fam134b NM_025459_at No No Yes similarity 134, member B 667transmembrane protein Tmem208 NM_025486_at No No Yes 208 668 RIKEN cDNA1810046J19 1810046J19Rik NM_025559_at No No Yes gene 669 DET1 and DDB1Dda1 NM_025600_at No No Yes associated 1 670 EP300 interacting Eid1NM_025613_at No No Yes inhibitor of differentiation 1 671 nucleoside-Ntpcr NM_025636_at No No Yes triphosphatase, cancer- related 672 generaltranscription Gtf3a NM_025652_at No No Yes factor III A 673 endoplasmicreticulum Erlec1 NM_025745_at No No Yes lectin 1 674 RIKEN cDNA4933434E20 4933434E20Rik NM_025762_at No No Yes gene 675 F-box protein25 Fbxo25 NM_025785_at No No Yes 676 C-type lectin domain Clec14aNM_025809_at No No Yes family 14, member a 677 TLR4 interactor with TrilNM_025817_at No No Yes leucine-rich repeats 678 acyl-Coenzyme A Acad8NM_025862_at No No Yes dehydrogenase family, member 8 679 DNA segment,Chr 16, D16Ertd472e NM_025967_at No No Yes ERATO Doi 472, expressed 680zinc finger with KRAB Zkscan6 NM_026107_at No No Yes and SCAN domains 6681 polymerase (RNA) II Polr2g NM_026329_at No No Yes (DNA directed)polypeptide G 682 syntaxin 17 Stx17 NM_026343_at No No Yes 683plakophilin 4 Pkp4 NM_026361_at No No Yes 684 dicarbonyl L-xylulose DcxrNM_026428_at No No Yes reductase 685 serine/arginine-rich Srsf6NM_026499_at No No Yes splicing factor 6 686 biphenyl hydrolase-likeBphl NM_026512_at No No Yes (serine hydrolase, breast epithelial mucin-associated antigen) 687 emopamil binding Ebpl NM_026598_at No No YesProtein-like 688 intraflagellar transport Ift80 NM_026641_at No No Yes80 homolog (Chlamydomonas) 689 immature colon Ict1 NM_026729_at No NoYes carcinoma transcript 1 690 zinc finger, FYVE Zfyve21 NM_026752_at NoNo Yes domain containing 21 691 mutL homolog 1 (E. coli) Mlh1NM_026810_at No No Yes 692 RIKEN cDNA 1500032L24 1500032L24RikNM_026914_at No No Yes gene 693 CCR4-NOT transcription Cnot8NM_026949_at No No Yes complex, subunit 8 694 CDC42 effector proteinCdc42ep1 NM_027219_at No No Yes (Rho GTPase binding) 1 695 ring fingerprotein 157 Rnf157 NM_027258_at No No Yes 696 mediator complex Med23NM_027347_at No No Yes subunit 23 697 RIKEN cDNA 5730494N065730494N06Rik NM_027478_at No No Yes gene 698 ankyrin repeat domainAnkrd24 NM_027480_at No No Yes 24 699 RIKEN cDNA 4931408A024931408A02Rik NM_027627_at No No Yes gene 700 leucine rich repeat (inLrrfip2 NM_027742_at No No Yes FLII) interacting protein 2 701transmembrane protein Tmem80 NM_027797_at No No Yes 80 702 ring fingerprotein 135 Rnf135 NM_028019_at No No Yes 703 cell division cycle Cdca4NM_028023_at No No Yes associated 4 704 solute carrier family 25,Slc25a35 NM_028048_at No No Yes member 35 705 carbohydrate (N- Chst14NM_028117_at No No Yes acetylgalactosamine 4-0) sulfotransferase 14 706coiled-coil domain Ccdc123 NM_028120_at No No Yes containing 123 707RIKEN cDNA 2210016L21 2210016L21Rik NM_028211_at No No Yes gene 708ribosomal RNA Rrp1b NM_028244_at No No Yes processing 1 homolog B (S.cerevisiae) 709 transmembrane protein Tmem55a NM_028264_at No No Yes 55A710 centromere protein V Cenpv NM_028448_at No No Yes 711 chibby homolog1 Cby1 NM_028634_at No No Yes (Drosophila) 712 transmembrane and Tmtc4NM_028651_at No No Yes tetratricopeptide repeat containing 4 713 MTERFdomain Mterfd3 NM_028832_at No No Yes containing 3 714 RIKEN cDNA4933407C03 4933407C03Rik NM_028941_at No No Yes gene 715 RIKEN cDNA4930444A02 4930444A02Rik NM_029037_at No No Yes gene 716 TDP-glucose4,6- Tgds NM_029578_at No No Yes dehydratase 717 jumonji domain Jmjd5NM_029842_at No No Yes containing 5 718 H2A histone family, H2afvNM_029938_at No No Yes member V 719 CDKN2A interacting Cdkn2aipnlNM_029976_at No No Yes protein N-terminal like 720 phosphatidylinositolPigh NM_029988_at No No Yes glycan anchor biosynthesis, class H 721armadillo repeat Armcx1 NM_030066_at No No Yes containing, X-linked 1722 bromodomain Brd8 NM_030147_at No No Yes containing 8 723 RNA bindingmotif Rbm43 NM_030243_at No No Yes protein 43 724 NEDD4 binding protein1 N4bp1 NM_030563_at No No Yes 725 tripartite motif- Trim34aNM_030684_at No No Yes containing 34A 726 interleukin 23, alpha Il23aNM_031252_at No No Yes subunit p19 727 protein kinase, AMP- Prkab1NM_031869_at No No Yes activated, beta 1 non- catalytic subunit 728nucleoporin 62 Nup62 NM_053074_at No No Yes 729 nucleolar and coiled-Nolc1 NM_053086_at No No Yes body phosphoprotein 1 730 RIKEN cDNA1110038F14 1110038F14Rik NM_054099_at No No Yes gene 731 histamine N-Hnmt NM_080462_at No No Yes methyltransferase 732 oxidation resistance 1Oxr1 NM_130885_at No No Yes 733 glucosaminyl (N-acetyl) Gcnt2NM_133219_at No No Yes transferase 2, I- branching enzyme 734 DDB1 andCUL4 Dcaf11 NM_133734_at No No Yes associated factor 11 735 SNF relatedkinase Snrk NM_133741_at No No Yes 736 exonuclease 3′-5′ Exd2NM_133798_at No No Yes domain containing 2 737 ubiquitin associatedUbac1 NM_133835_at No No Yes domain containing 1 738 CLP1, cleavage andClp1 NM_133840_at No No Yes polyadenylation factor I subunit, homolog(S. cerevisiae) 739 G protein-coupled Gpr125 NM_133911_at No No Yesreceptor 125 740 coiled-coil-helix-coiled- Chchd4 NM_133928_at No No Yescoil-helix domain containing 4 741 nuclear mitotic Numa1 NM_133947_at NoNo Yes apparatus protein 1 742 KDEL (Lys-Asp-Glu-Leu) Kdelr1NM_133950_at No No Yes endoplasmic reticulum protein retention receptor1 743 aldehyde dehydrogenase Aldh7a1 NM_138600_at No No Yes family 7,member A1 744 nucleosome assembly Nap1l3 NM_138742_at No No Yes protein1-like 3 745 Rab40b, member RAS Rab40b NM_139147_at No No Yes oncogenefamily 746 fukutin Fktn NM_139309_at No No Yes 747 SEC14-like 2 (S.cerevisiae) Sec14l2 NM_144520_at No No Yes 748 solute carrier family 39Slc39a14 NM_144808_at No No Yes (zinc transporter), member 14 749 HEATrepeat containing 1 Heatr1 NM_144835_at No No Yes 750 cDNA sequenceBC018507 BC018507 NM_144837_at No No Yes 751 suppressor of Suv420h1NM_144871_at No No Yes variegation 4-20 homolog 1 (Drosophila) 752 DEPdomain containing Deptor NM_145470_at No No Yes MTOR-interacting protein753 EF-hand calcium binding Efcab7 NM_145549_at No No Yes domain 7 754cerebral cavernous Ccm2 NM_146014_at No No Yes malformation 2 homolog(human) 755 RIKEN cDNA 3830406C13 3830406C13Rik NM_146051_at No No Yesgene 756 transcription factor B1, Tfb1m NM_146074_at No No Yesmitochondrial 757 discs, large homolog- Dlgap4 NM_146128_at No No Yesassociated protein 4 (Drosophila) 758 pyrophosphatase Ppa2 NM_146141_atNo No Yes (inorganic) 2 759 ring finger and WD Rfwd3 NM_146218_at No NoYes repeat domain 3 760 cDNA sequence BC024479 BC024479 NM_146222_at NoNo Yes 761 zinc finger protein 825 Zfp825 NM_146231_at No No Yes 762general transcription Gtf3c5 NM_148928_at No No Yes factor IIIC,polypeptide 5 763 potassium channel Kctd11 NM_153143_at No No Yestetramerisation domain containing 11 764 family with sequence Fam102aNM_153560_at No No Yes similarity 102, member A 765 nucleolar complexNoc4l NM_153570_at No No Yes associated 4 homolog (S. cerevisiae) 766protein-L-isoaspartate (D- Pcmtd2 NM_153594_at No No Yes aspartate) O-methyltransferase domain containing 2 767 U2 small nuclear RNA U2af1l4NM_170760_at No No Yes auxiliary factor 1-like 4 768 F-box protein 42Fbxo42 NM_172518_at No No Yes 769 PQ loop repeat Pqlc3 NM_172574_at NoNo Yes containing 770 F11 receptor F11r NM_172647_at No No Yes 771 vonWillebrand factor A Vwa5a NM_172767_at No No Yes domain containing 5A772 torsin A interacting Tor1aip2 NM_172843_at No No Yes protein 2 773regulator of Rcc2 NM_173867_at No No Yes chromosome condensation 2 774cytoskeleton-associated Ckap4 NM_175451_at No No Yes protein 4 775plakophilin 4 Pkp4 NM_175464_at No No Yes 776 WD repeat domain 43 Wdr43NM_175639_at No No Yes 777 RIKEN cDNA 4930471M23Rik NM_175675_at No NoYes 4930471M23 gene 778 RIKEN cDNA 4833442J19 4833442J19Rik NM_177101_atNo No Yes gene 779 cyclin-dependent kinase- Cdkl2 NM_177270_at No No Yeslike 2 (CDC2-related kinase) 780 HMG box domain Hmgxb4 NM_178017_at NoNo Yes containing 4 781 RIKEN cDNA 3830406C13 3830406C13Rik NM_178141_atNo No Yes gene 782 calcium/calmodulin- Camk2g NM_178597_at No No Yesdependent protein kinase II gamma 783 coronin, actin binding Coro2aNM_178893_at No No Yes protein 2A 784 inositol polyphosphate- Inpp5aNM_183144_at No No Yes 5-phosphatase A 785 endothelin converting Ece1NM_199307_at No No Yes enzyme 1 786 F-box protein 3 Fbxo3 NM_212433_atNo No Yes 787 RIKEN cDNA 4933431E20 4933431E20Rik NR_015459_at No No Yesgene 788 RIKEN cDNA 1810058I24 1810058I24Rik NR_015608_at No No Yes gene789 RIKEN cDNA 1810058I24 1810058I24Rik NR_027875_at No No Yes gene 790retinoic acid induced 12 Rai12 NR_027884_at No No Yes 791 retinoic acidinduced 12 Rai12 NR_027977_at No No Yes 792 magnesium-dependent Mdp1NR_028316_at No No Yes phosphatase 1 793 RNA binding motif RbmxNR_029425_at No No Yes protein, X chromosome 794 DDB1 and CUL4 Dcaf11NR_037572_at No No Yes associated factor 11 log₂- fold Kendall changeCorr. Adj p Log₂ Expression Level # Adj p (LFC) SE Coeff. rank UntreatedDBP DEET DMP Acetone DBIT DEHM DEP  1 0.00091 1.12 0.77 0.60 1129.5 5.696.82 6.74 5.82 5.63 6.20 6.44 5.52  2 0.00091 1.04 0.56 0.69 289 5.896.93 6.44 6.47 7.13 6.75 7.16 7.18  3 0.00091 1.31 0.71 0.63 807 8.519.82 9.66 8.83 8.73 9.56 9.61 8.98  4 0.00091 1.31 0.71 0.63 807 8.519.82 9.66 8.83 8.73 9.56 9.61 8.98  5 0.04753 1.21 1.10 0.33 6143.5 6.327.53 8.20 6.08 6.36 7.34 7.81 6.10  6 0.00091 1.29 0.77 0.55 1825.5 5.626.91 7.42 6.09 5.62 6.36 6.33 7.14  7 0.00091 1.23 0.75 0.53 2087.5 5.046.26 6.76 5.32 5.07 5.73 5.65 6.55  8 0.00091 1.29 0.77 0.55 1825.5 5.626.91 7.42 6.09 5.62 6.36 6.33 7.14  9 0.00091 1.29 0.77 0.55 1825.5 5.626.91 7.42 6.09 5.62 6.36 6.33 7.14  10 0.00091 1.29 0.77 0.55 1825.55.62 6.91 7.42 6.09 5.62 6.36 6.33 7.14  11 0.00091 1.23 0.75 0.532087.5 5.04 6.26 6.76 5.32 5.07 5.73 5.65 6.55  12 0.00091 1.23 0.750.53 2087.5 5.04 6.26 6.76 5.32 5.07 5.73 5.65 6.55  13 0.00091 1.230.75 0.53 2087.5 5.04 6.26 6.76 5.32 5.07 5.73 5.65 6.55  14 0.000911.52 0.83 0.70 265.5 4.61 6.13 5.31 4.91 4.90 5.61 5.35 4.71  15 0.000911.52 0.83 0.70 265.5 4.61 6.13 5.31 4.91 4.90 5.61 5.35 4.71  16 0.000911.39 0.84 0.60 1129.5 6.07 7.45 7.68 6.50 6.15 6.54 6.67 7.54  170.00091 1.41 0.81 0.56 1683 8.08 9.48 9.60 8.80 8.79 9.40 9.88 9.32  180.00091 1.41 0.81 0.56 1683 8.08 9.48 9.60 8.80 8.79 9.40 9.88 9.32  190.00091 1.48 0.93 0.52 2218.5 8.13 9.61 10.04 8.29 8.22 8.62 8.65 8.41 20 0.00091 5.93 3.07 0.56 1683 5.18 11.11 11.87 8.26 7.12 11.09 11.178.85  21 0.00091 1.51 0.86 0.50 2583.5 7.76 9.27 9.61 7.91 7.81 9.299.16 8.77  22 0.00145 1.97 1.37 0.48 3075 6.26 8.24 8.47 5.99 7.76 7.907.40 5.30  23 0.00195 1.27 0.97 0.45 3644.5 5.62 6.89 7.75 5.65 5.766.35 6.72 6.03  24 0.00091 1.16 0.60 0.60 1129.5 6.95 8.10 8.21 7.336.97 7.55 7.61 7.92  25 0.00091 1.16 0.60 0.60 1129.5 6.95 8.10 8.217.33 6.97 7.55 7.61 7.92  26 0.00145 1.57 1.07 0.50 2583.5 6.99 8.568.83 7.55 6.97 7.74 8.88 7.51  27 0.00145 1.57 1.07 0.50 2583.5 6.998.56 8.83 7.55 6.97 7.74 8.88 7.51  28 0.00145 1.57 1.07 0.50 2583.56.99 8.56 8.83 7.55 6.97 7.74 8.88 7.51  29 0.00091 2.10 1.17 0.55 17795.13 7.22 7.20 5.77 4.96 6.24 6.20 5.79  30 0.00091 1.26 0.68 0.551825.5 7.66 8.92 9.06 8.30 8.52 8.44 8.53 8.76  31 0.00091 1.26 0.680.55 1825.5 7.66 8.92 9.06 8.30 8.52 8.44 8.53 8.76  32 0.00091 1.260.68 0.55 1825.5 7.66 8.92 9.06 8.30 8.52 8.44 8.53 8.76  33 0.015471.08 0.81 0.47 3139 5.46 6.54 6.10 5.48 5.65 6.33 5.87 5.34  34 0.000911.49 0.75 0.65 617 6.13 7.61 7.43 6.50 6.46 7.24 6.96 6.85  35 0.000911.49 0.75 0.65 617 6.13 7.61 7.43 6.50 6.46 7.24 6.96 6.85  36 0.000911.31 0.71 0.63 807 8.51 9.82 9.66 8.83 8.73 9.56 9.61 8.98  37 0.000911.31 0.71 0.63 807 8.51 9.82 9.66 8.83 8.73 9.56 9.61 8.98  38 0.000911.31 0.71 0.63 807 8.51 9.82 9.66 8.83 8.73 9.56 9.61 8.98  39 0.000911.29 0.79 0.60 1129.5 6.88 8.18 8.11 7.03 7.16 8.07 8.15 7.28  400.00091 1.29 0.78 0.55 1779 6.96 8.24 8.22 7.09 7.23 8.14 8.21 7.39  410.00091 1.30 0.79 0.59 1279.5 7.14 8.44 8.43 7.32 7.42 8.32 8.37 7.54 42 0.00091 1.28 0.78 0.58 1379.5 6.79 8.07 7.97 6.91 7.03 7.98 8.057.18  43 0.00091 1.28 0.78 0.58 1379.5 6.79 8.07 7.97 6.91 7.03 7.988.05 7.18  44 0.00091 1.30 0.79 0.59 1279.5 7.14 8.44 8.43 7.32 7.428.32 8.37 7.54  45 0.00091 1.28 0.78 0.58 1379.5 6.79 8.07 7.97 6.917.03 7.98 8.05 7.18  46 0.00091 1.30 0.79 0.59 1279.5 7.14 8.44 8.437.32 7.42 8.32 8.37 7.54  47 0.00091 1.44 0.78 0.50 2583.5 7.52 8.969.23 8.08 7.47 8.02 8.19 8.45  48 0.00091 1.44 0.78 0.50 2583.5 7.528.96 9.23 8.08 7.47 8.02 8.19 8.45  49 0.00091 1.44 0.78 0.50 2583.57.52 8.96 9.23 8.08 7.47 8.02 8.19 8.45  50 0.00091 1.80 1.06 0.532087.5 8.32 10.11 10.17 9.13 7.97 8.69 9.16 9.67  51 0.00091 1.94 0.960.70 265.5 6.90 8.84 8.15 7.49 7.28 8.60 8.07 7.95  52 0.00091 1.02 0.630.57 1585.5 9.34 10.36 10.64 9.61 9.55 9.72 9.91 9.60  53 0.00091 1.591.01 0.45 3611.5 6.99 8.58 9.22 8.18 7.74 8.14 7.59 8.70  54 0.000911.56 0.76 0.78 34.5 9.06 10.63 10.01 9.63 9.23 10.44 10.01 10.81  550.00091 1.22 0.92 0.44 3687.5 6.34 7.56 8.18 6.47 6.67 7.13 7.52 6.30 56 0.00091 1.58 0.84 0.57 1585.5 8.59 10.17 10.41 9.09 8.58 9.37 9.879.40  57 0.00091 1.26 0.68 0.55 1825.5 7.66 8.92 9.06 8.30 8.52 8.448.53 8.76  58 0.00091 1.39 0.79 0.64 739.5 8.08 9.48 9.46 8.81 8.50 8.408.86 8.74  59 0.00091 1.01 0.54 0.67 508.5 7.71 8.72 8.46 8.07 8.28 8.788.53 7.93  60 0.00091 1.11 0.54 0.73 158 6.62 7.73 7.24 6.96 6.59 7.367.14 7.26  61 0.00091 1.50 0.82 0.60 1129.5 10.65 12.15 12.16 11.1311.19 12.27 12.17 12.58  62 0.00145 1.31 0.82 0.58 1379.5 7.21 8.52 8.527.95 7.64 8.38 8.35 7.63  63 0.00091 1.91 1.07 0.51 2453.5 9.45 11.3611.76 10.28 10.28 11.85 11.37 10.52  64 0.00091 1.01 0.54 0.56 168310.46 11.47 11.40 10.44 10.06 11.24 10.72 11.04  65 0.00091 1.40 0.870.53 2087.5 6.48 7.88 8.25 6.81 6.46 7.59 7.48 6.97  66 0.00091 1.210.77 0.56 1683 7.64 8.85 9.07 8.09 7.87 8.83 9.28 7.90  67 0.00091 1.350.79 0.54 1962 4.13 5.48 5.71 4.20 4.12 5.01 4.83 4.52  68 0.00091 5.432.85 0.56 1683 4.81 10.24 10.87 7.36 6.73 9.36 10.77 8.29  69 0.001951.37 1.06 0.46 3470.5 5.17 6.54 7.06 5.28 4.99 5.99 5.98 5.13  700.00239 1.55 1.20 0.46 3354.5 3.93 5.48 5.72 3.86 4.18 4.59 5.97 4.38 71 0.00091 2.14 1.05 0.75 77.5 6.37 8.51 7.84 7.42 6.68 7.40 7.48 7.95 72 0.00091 1.57 1.07 0.52 2399 7.55 9.12 9.65 7.77 7.93 9.14 9.24 7.61 73 0.00091 2.73 1.80 0.52 2399 4.94 7.67 8.88 5.38 5.55 6.45 7.85 6.09 74 0.00091 1.15 0.56 0.75 103 6.55 7.70 7.48 7.07 7.00 7.15 7.37 7.13 75 0.00091 1.48 0.93 0.52 2218.5 8.13 9.61 10.04 8.29 8.22 8.62 8.658.41  76 0.00145 1.28 1.08 0.48 3075 4.19 5.46 5.76 4.15 4.30 4.33 4.824.13  77 0.00091 1.39 0.73 0.59 1279.5 8.32 9.71 9.62 8.59 8.48 9.569.49 9.75  78 0.00091 1.53 0.76 0.78 26 9.23 10.76 9.85 9.90 9.31 9.9710.77 10.71  79 0.00408 1.63 1.12 0.52 2399 6.46 8.09 8.03 7.10 6.497.17 8.35 6.51  80 0.00091 1.11 0.55 0.65 617 12.12 13.23 13.18 12.6412.42 12.84 12.79 12.79  81 0.00091 1.09 0.72 0.49 2941 5.61 6.69 6.945.57 5.50 6.25 6.04 5.69  82 0.00091 1.49 1.02 0.53 2195 4.79 6.28 6.284.77 5.03 5.90 7.04 4.90  83 0.00091 1.13 0.67 0.48 3075 6.46 7.59 8.096.70 6.32 7.65 6.74 7.87  84 0.00091 2.68 1.41 0.58 1420.5 5.64 8.328.70 6.49 6.04 7.19 8.34 7.51  85 0.00758 2.73 2.20 0.37 5293 5.11 7.849.57 4.59 4.71 5.91 6.86 4.61  86 0.00091 1.43 0.96 0.48 3075 5.73 7.168.02 6.27 6.08 7.32 6.96 6.60  87 0.01452 2.97 2.43 0.38 4931.5 6.599.56 11.32 8.57 8.85 9.21 11.39 7.01  88 0.00091 4.56 2.60 0.52 23994.11 8.67 10.03 5.28 4.54 6.60 8.54 5.04  89 0.02132 1.07 0.77 0.434000.5 4.97 6.04 6.25 5.43 5.23 5.57 5.72 5.15  90 0.00091 1.43 0.890.53 2087.5 9.41 10.84 11.13 9.55 9.45 10.41 11.38 10.08  91 0.004921.76 1.37 0.35 5555 6.48 8.25 9.01 6.99 6.14 7.94 9.37 6.27  92 0.000911.07 0.52 0.77 42.5 6.50 7.56 7.14 6.96 6.80 7.12 7.20 7.41  93 0.000911.59 0.88 0.55 1825.5 8.39 9.98 10.13 8.40 8.25 9.54 9.80 8.87  940.00091 1.94 1.11 0.55 1779 6.90 8.85 9.19 7.22 7.10 7.98 7.73 7.83  950.00091 2.10 1.17 0.55 1779 5.13 7.22 7.20 5.77 4.96 6.24 6.20 5.79  960.00091 2.30 1.30 0.58 1420.5 6.49 8.79 9.02 7.21 6.62 8.49 8.32 6.84 97 0.00091 1.07 0.66 0.64 739.5 4.97 6.04 5.86 5.27 5.16 5.81 5.33 5.27 98 0.00091 1.80 1.19 0.50 2718.5 4.19 5.99 6.82 4.12 4.29 5.78 6.875.94  99 0.00091 1.75 0.88 0.64 739.5 8.31 10.05 10.05 8.88 8.55 9.599.44 9.42 100 0.00091 1.34 0.92 0.43 4000.5 6.72 8.07 8.86 6.73 6.497.47 7.71 7.53 101 0.00091 1.31 0.71 0.63 807 8.51 9.82 9.66 8.83 8.739.56 9.61 8.98 102 0.00091 2.62 1.50 0.50 2718.5 6.19 8.81 9.63 6.826.34 7.69 7.33 7.45 103 0.00091 1.91 1.14 0.58 1420.5 5.77 7.68 7.876.02 6.00 6.57 6.94 5.97 104 0.00091 1.12 0.59 0.66 588.5 8.26 9.37 8.728.05 8.40 8.95 8.30 8.68 105 0.00324 1.32 0.89 0.51 2453.5 6.07 7.397.47 6.98 6.39 6.91 7.92 6.61 106 0.00091 1.21 0.77 0.58 1379.5 3.464.67 4.16 3.42 3.65 3.67 3.84 3.60 107 0.00091 1.11 0.62 0.67 508.5 9.6410.76 10.14 10.07 9.31 9.57 9.61 10.83 108 0.01547 1.08 0.81 0.47 31395.46 6.54 6.10 5.48 5.65 6.33 5.87 5.34 109 0.00091 1.19 0.59 0.80 13.57.38 8.58 7.86 8.29 8.13 8.36 8.54 8.39 110 0.00091 1.95 1.02 0.65 6174.90 6.85 6.71 5.39 4.94 6.34 6.96 6.99 111 0.00091 1.20 0.77 0.52 23997.58 8.77 9.32 7.91 7.87 8.34 8.42 8.18 112 0.00091 1.76 0.94 0.56 16837.08 8.85 8.83 7.36 7.16 8.51 8.94 8.80 113 0.00091 2.09 1.19 0.601129.5 8.26 10.34 10.60 9.03 8.62 9.44 9.72 10.92 114 0.00091 2.66 1.510.63 807 7.88 10.54 10.49 8.40 7.91 9.23 9.06 8.09 115 0.00091 1.02 0.510.64 683.5 9.71 10.73 10.54 10.00 9.72 10.82 10.49 11.04 116 0.000911.59 0.97 0.49 2941 7.77 9.37 9.76 7.95 8.01 8.19 8.89 8.63 117 0.000911.06 0.56 0.56 1683 8.68 9.74 9.88 9.04 8.90 9.93 9.30 10.08 118 0.006871.84 1.40 0.44 3927.5 4.93 6.76 7.42 4.70 6.22 6.59 6.23 4.27 1190.00091 1.23 0.72 0.52 2399 7.36 8.59 9.11 7.81 7.48 8.16 8.38 8.26 1200.00195 1.27 0.97 0.45 3644.5 5.62 6.89 7.75 5.65 5.76 6.35 6.72 6.03121 0.00091 1.12 0.63 0.53 2087.5 11.46 12.57 12.82 11.81 11.56 12.0112.07 11.85 122 0.00091 1.06 0.60 0.58 1420.5 6.63 7.68 7.80 6.70 6.567.18 7.21 7.07 123 0.00145 1.57 1.07 0.50 2583.5 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6.026.35 6.39 6.45 6.16 6.25 6.21 586 0.00091 0.39 0.22 0.70 265.5 5.25 5.655.34 5.47 5.30 5.44 5.33 5.45 587 0.00091 −0.73 0.40 −0.70 249.5 6.575.84 6.25 6.31 6.03 5.92 5.73 5.86 588 0.00091 −0.58 0.32 −0.70 249.58.34 7.76 8.10 7.97 7.63 7.63 7.72 7.79 589 0.00091 0.60 0.29 0.81 7.59.71 10.31 10.04 9.99 10.07 10.10 10.32 10.30 590 0.00091 0.51 0.27 0.74116.5 5.93 6.44 6.13 6.06 6.20 6.39 6.22 6.46 591 0.00091 0.40 0.22 0.72186 10.79 11.20 10.95 11.03 10.88 11.13 11.24 11.31 592 0.00091 0.760.37 0.75 103 4.35 5.12 4.64 4.56 4.55 4.58 4.49 4.69 593 0.00091 0.620.32 0.75 103 10.29 10.91 10.47 10.45 10.28 10.53 10.79 10.62 5940.00091 −0.42 0.21 −0.69 351.5 7.66 7.24 7.55 7.64 7.49 7.33 7.51 7.48595 0.00091 −0.98 0.52 −0.69 351.5 7.87 6.89 7.08 7.48 7.92 7.30 7.427.55 596 0.00091 −0.46 0.23 −0.70 249.5 8.40 7.93 8.08 8.08 8.51 8.188.02 8.13 597 0.00091 0.73 0.38 0.72 186 8.95 9.68 9.45 9.27 9.08 9.519.53 9.70 598 0.00091 0.36 0.18 0.75 103 3.97 4.33 4.06 4.15 4.45 4.324.17 4.19 599 0.00091 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0.00091 −0.57 0.30 −0.73 141.5 6.29 5.726.11 6.06 6.33 6.00 6.17 5.92 614 0.00091 0.41 0.20 0.72 186 10.45 10.8610.78 10.72 10.51 10.79 10.65 10.78 615 0.00091 −0.62 0.29 −0.77 47.56.91 6.28 6.51 6.63 6.77 6.39 6.57 6.67 616 0.00091 −0.77 0.40 −0.69319.5 6.85 6.08 6.25 6.37 7.10 6.31 6.50 6.65 617 0.00091 −0.42 0.21−0.75 82 7.36 6.94 7.20 7.07 7.26 6.97 7.07 7.22 618 0.00091 0.78 0.390.73 158 9.16 9.93 9.48 9.34 9.07 9.99 9.36 9.31 619 0.00091 −0.24 0.14−0.70 275 10.01 9.77 10.02 9.85 9.97 9.65 9.98 9.68 620 0.00145 −0.360.18 −0.72 194.5 8.70 8.34 8.54 8.62 8.74 8.44 8.57 8.52 621 0.000910.58 0.32 0.69 289 6.20 6.78 6.44 6.30 6.30 6.68 6.48 6.36 622 0.000911.00 0.52 0.74 116.5 7.72 8.72 8.10 7.87 7.71 8.18 8.01 8.29 623 0.00091−0.33 0.18 −0.69 351.5 8.15 7.82 8.04 8.10 8.18 7.97 8.02 8.03 6240.00091 −0.48 0.25 −0.72 172.5 7.36 6.88 7.32 7.21 7.29 7.20 7.20 7.26625 0.00091 −0.26 0.13 −0.80 17 6.38 6.12 6.25 6.18 6.40 6.11 6.21 6.24626 0.00091 −0.30 0.16 −0.76 60.5 7.51 7.21 7.43 7.32 7.35 7.40 7.147.14 627 0.00091 −1.01 0.50 −0.69 351.5 7.35 6.34 6.51 7.12 7.04 6.436.53 6.09 628 0.00145 0.51 0.28 0.69 371.5 9.05 9.56 9.19 9.34 8.91 9.509.30 9.39 629 0.00091 0.77 0.38 0.69 289 5.93 6.71 6.27 6.08 5.89 6.356.12 6.27 630 0.00091 −0.62 0.33 −0.69 351.5 7.30 6.67 6.88 7.03 7.186.78 6.89 7.08 631 0.00091 0.68 0.37 0.69 289 4.95 5.63 5.23 5.10 5.215.43 5.44 4.96 632 0.00091 0.38 0.19 0.74 116.5 8.94 9.32 9.22 9.08 8.979.31 9.06 9.04 633 0.00091 −0.45 0.25 −0.72 204 7.70 7.25 7.40 7.40 7.567.45 7.39 7.26 634 0.00091 0.94 0.49 0.69 289 7.32 8.26 7.95 7.63 7.317.79 7.81 7.87 635 0.00091 0.46 0.23 0.81 4.5 7.90 8.35 8.10 8.21 8.018.17 8.14 8.19 636 0.00091 −0.52 0.30 −0.73 141.5 8.78 8.26 8.51 8.588.70 8.38 8.53 8.26 637 0.00091 −0.39 0.20 −0.69 319.5 10.10 9.71 10.079.96 10.01 9.72 9.58 9.74 638 0.00091 −0.51 0.25 −0.75 82 7.83 7.32 7.517.63 7.65 7.42 7.32 7.57 639 0.00145 −0.46 0.27 −0.69 351.5 6.58 6.116.39 6.44 6.55 6.28 6.33 6.38 640 0.00091 −0.40 0.21 −0.69 351.5 8.638.23 8.49 8.57 8.77 8.29 8.66 8.70 641 0.00091 0.46 0.24 0.76 72 9.059.52 9.27 9.29 9.19 9.44 9.08 9.42 642 0.00091 −0.37 0.19 −0.73 141.58.79 8.42 8.57 8.56 8.76 8.52 8.52 8.55 643 0.00091 0.74 0.38 0.78 266.36 7.10 6.47 6.69 6.68 7.06 6.60 6.79 644 0.00091 −0.29 0.17 −0.69351.5 3.76 3.47 3.55 3.55 3.50 3.63 3.52 3.58 645 0.00091 −0.38 0.20−0.74 127.5 9.50 9.12 9.47 9.31 9.29 9.09 9.24 9.27 646 0.00091 −0.610.33 −0.72 204 7.37 6.76 7.33 7.05 7.28 6.77 7.05 7.03 647 0.00091 0.570.29 0.73 158 9.17 9.74 9.23 9.27 9.29 9.71 9.44 9.34 648 0.00091 −0.370.20 −0.73 165 7.42 7.05 7.27 7.28 7.40 6.83 7.09 7.34 649 0.00091 −0.350.20 −0.75 90.5 7.66 7.30 7.51 7.56 7.64 7.26 7.53 7.43 650 0.00091−0.21 0.12 −0.69 351.5 8.67 8.46 8.56 8.62 8.60 8.44 8.57 8.56 6510.00091 −0.36 0.20 −0.72 204 7.66 7.31 7.53 7.43 7.51 7.31 7.40 7.20 6520.00091 −0.40 0.21 −0.74 127.5 8.27 7.87 8.07 8.16 8.19 8.03 8.07 8.05653 0.00091 −0.73 0.38 −0.69 351.5 8.23 7.49 7.61 7.93 8.29 7.63 7.848.07 654 0.00091 −0.23 0.13 −0.69 319.5 8.66 8.42 8.54 8.60 8.68 8.498.50 8.56 655 0.00091 −0.75 0.41 −0.73 141.5 5.93 5.18 5.87 5.52 6.095.37 5.66 5.79 656 0.00091 −0.61 0.32 −0.72 172.5 5.72 5.10 5.33 5.645.82 5.24 5.52 5.66 657 0.00091 0.69 0.35 0.76 72 5.38 6.07 5.70 5.835.54 6.04 5.66 5.90 658 0.00091 −0.45 0.21 −0.79 22 7.66 7.21 7.41 7.517.66 7.30 7.43 7.53 659 0.00091 0.38 0.22 0.69 289 8.76 9.13 8.94 8.948.69 9.38 8.85 9.11 660 0.00091 0.58 0.31 0.72 186 8.11 8.69 8.45 8.498.26 8.68 8.70 8.70 661 0.00091 0.44 0.24 0.69 371.5 8.93 9.37 9.19 9.239.01 9.38 9.07 9.27 662 0.00091 −0.51 0.27 −0.72 172.5 9.85 9.33 9.759.74 9.70 9.38 9.80 9.71 663 0.00145 −0.24 0.13 −0.69 319.5 8.91 8.678.73 8.83 8.91 8.62 8.77 8.83 664 0.00091 0.44 0.23 0.70 265.5 8.25 8.698.37 8.46 8.17 8.63 8.49 8.31 665 0.00091 −0.59 0.31 −0.74 127.5 6.275.68 6.11 6.04 6.23 6.05 6.00 5.86 666 0.00091 0.73 0.37 0.71 222.5 9.2810.01 9.82 9.55 9.40 9.83 9.45 9.32 667 0.00091 −0.25 0.14 −0.78 38 9.519.26 9.39 9.38 9.44 9.22 9.34 9.33 668 0.00091 −0.33 0.19 −0.69 351.59.70 9.37 9.58 9.62 9.51 9.38 9.39 9.48 669 0.00091 0.33 0.17 0.75 1038.25 8.58 8.47 8.44 8.30 8.69 8.44 8.67 670 0.00091 −0.46 0.24 −0.7747.5 10.33 9.87 10.19 10.13 10.24 10.03 10.18 10.02 671 0.00145 −0.440.23 −0.72 204 7.43 6.99 7.19 7.28 7.38 7.25 7.12 7.21 672 0.00091 −0.760.38 −0.77 47.5 8.58 7.82 8.28 8.41 8.49 8.06 8.47 8.22 673 0.00091−0.25 0.14 −0.69 351.5 7.49 7.24 7.44 7.36 7.51 7.37 7.48 7.32 6740.00091 −0.30 0.15 −0.70 249.5 8.94 8.64 8.72 8.84 8.78 8.66 8.80 8.67675 0.00091 −0.78 0.39 −0.79 19 7.19 6.41 6.83 6.86 7.09 6.70 7.01 6.69676 0.00091 −0.34 0.19 −0.69 351.5 4.63 4.30 4.64 4.47 4.58 4.51 4.424.38 677 0.00091 −0.71 0.36 −0.75 82 6.08 5.36 5.61 5.62 5.75 5.69 5.675.67 678 0.00145 −0.58 0.31 −0.69 319.5 6.96 6.37 6.52 6.77 7.02 6.686.67 6.66 679 0.00091 0.53 0.26 0.82 2.5 8.08 8.62 8.22 8.29 8.36 8.688.33 8.71 680 0.00091 0.60 0.29 0.75 103 6.79 7.39 7.15 7.00 6.92 7.257.04 7.17 681 0.00091 −0.29 0.16 −0.69 319.5 9.36 9.07 9.20 9.32 9.349.15 9.28 9.22 682 0.00145 −0.27 0.14 −0.72 172.5 7.20 6.93 7.01 7.037.06 7.00 7.00 7.06 683 0.00091 0.44 0.23 0.71 222.5 9.30 9.73 9.55 9.479.61 9.72 9.73 9.84 684 0.00091 −0.49 0.25 −0.73 141.5 8.40 7.90 8.088.14 8.17 8.05 8.11 8.07 685 0.00091 −0.37 0.20 −0.75 82 10.47 10.1010.39 10.27 10.59 10.08 10.43 10.42 686 0.00145 −0.54 0.29 −0.72 172.58.08 7.54 7.84 7.97 8.03 7.79 7.78 7.70 687 0.00091 −0.61 0.31 −0.73141.5 8.70 8.10 8.49 8.54 8.59 8.27 8.26 8.32 688 0.00091 −0.37 0.19−0.72 204 5.80 5.43 5.55 5.61 5.80 5.64 5.63 5.61 689 0.00091 −0.74 0.40−0.71 235 8.64 7.91 8.59 8.55 8.55 8.03 8.43 8.35 690 0.00091 −0.97 0.48−0.78 31.5 8.40 7.43 7.89 8.05 8.08 7.73 7.83 7.80 691 0.00091 −0.550.29 −0.72 204 8.05 7.50 7.64 7.88 8.19 7.60 7.88 7.87 692 0.00091 −0.290.16 −0.77 47.5 10.05 9.76 9.95 9.91 9.93 9.81 9.81 9.86 693 0.00091−0.47 0.23 −0.72 172.5 8.13 7.67 8.01 7.97 8.18 7.94 7.96 8.06 6940.00091 0.33 0.18 0.69 289 8.55 8.88 8.66 8.59 8.48 8.84 8.52 8.66 6950.00091 0.43 0.22 0.69 371.5 4.56 4.99 4.90 4.72 4.57 4.89 4.57 4.65 6960.00091 −0.49 0.25 −0.69 319.5 8.38 7.89 8.10 8.29 8.56 7.94 8.09 8.46697 0.00091 −0.51 0.27 −0.75 90.5 9.78 9.27 9.64 9.65 9.75 9.46 9.449.39 698 0.00239 −0.54 0.29 −0.71 235 6.59 6.05 6.32 6.23 6.64 6.22 6.226.36 699 0.00091 0.59 0.30 0.72 214 6.45 7.04 6.74 6.65 6.69 6.59 6.687.02 700 0.00091 0.39 0.22 0.70 265.5 9.29 9.69 9.45 9.31 9.39 9.46 9.559.52 701 0.00091 −0.93 0.47 −0.69 319.5 6.85 5.92 6.05 6.51 6.66 5.996.09 6.30 702 0.00091 −0.75 0.38 −0.73 141.5 6.43 5.68 5.96 6.28 6.575.96 6.07 6.26 703 0.00091 0.49 0.26 0.73 158 8.89 9.38 9.11 9.02 9.039.54 9.37 9.09 704 0.00091 −0.65 0.36 −0.72 204 5.50 4.85 5.37 5.20 5.285.23 4.92 5.14 705 0.00091 −0.64 0.33 −0.69 351.5 7.83 7.18 7.28 7.547.56 7.30 7.22 7.31 706 0.00091 −0.61 0.30 −0.75 90.5 5.74 5.13 5.375.62 5.75 5.26 5.62 5.67 707 0.00091 −0.42 0.21 −0.75 90.5 7.42 7.007.24 7.29 7.42 7.14 7.24 7.40 708 0.00091 0.64 0.34 0.75 103 7.37 8.017.54 7.48 7.57 7.61 7.71 7.90 709 0.00091 −0.60 0.31 −0.78 31.5 9.018.40 8.83 8.85 8.97 8.75 8.90 8.69 710 0.00091 −0.33 0.19 −0.70 249.57.69 7.35 7.55 7.45 7.57 7.38 7.57 7.54 711 0.00091 −0.57 0.27 −0.7831.5 6.96 6.39 6.62 6.82 6.74 6.57 6.69 6.59 712 0.00091 −0.79 0.40−0.81 10.5 7.16 6.37 6.85 6.76 7.10 6.43 6.62 6.78 713 0.00091 −1.280.62 −0.75 90.5 6.79 5.51 6.29 6.53 6.76 5.76 6.21 5.78 714 0.00091 0.460.25 0.70 265.5 9.38 9.83 9.54 9.60 9.49 9.73 9.52 9.87 715 0.00091−0.46 0.24 −0.73 141.5 5.91 5.45 5.68 5.87 5.84 5.71 5.82 5.80 7160.00145 −0.45 0.23 −0.72 204 7.72 7.27 7.48 7.62 7.62 7.46 7.58 7.68 7170.00091 −0.49 0.25 −0.69 319.5 6.19 5.70 5.98 6.10 6.13 5.68 5.78 5.85718 0.00091 −0.51 0.27 −0.72 172.5 10.48 9.98 10.13 10.38 10.56 10.2210.32 10.29 719 0.00091 0.35 0.19 0.69 289 7.59 7.94 7.68 7.88 7.68 7.937.74 7.75 720 0.00091 −0.81 0.47 −0.70 249.5 7.08 6.28 6.63 6.64 7.276.69 6.70 6.43 721 0.00091 −0.70 0.38 −0.73 141.5 7.48 6.78 7.30 7.197.42 7.05 7.17 7.28 722 0.00145 −0.50 0.26 −0.69 319.5 8.00 7.50 7.847.91 8.09 7.56 7.80 8.21 723 0.00091 −0.34 0.20 −0.71 235 7.66 7.32 7.517.41 7.74 7.45 7.37 7.39 724 0.00091 0.69 0.34 0.74 116.5 8.33 9.02 8.798.56 8.46 9.01 8.80 8.70 725 0.00091 −0.92 0.46 −0.75 90.5 6.99 6.076.47 6.68 7.12 6.26 6.74 6.70 726 0.00091 0.48 0.25 0.73 158 4.30 4.784.50 4.44 4.33 4.67 4.51 4.28 727 0.00091 0.26 0.15 0.69 371.5 7.16 7.427.17 7.25 7.17 7.43 7.45 7.39 728 0.00091 0.42 0.23 0.76 72 8.43 8.848.50 8.66 8.53 8.92 8.62 8.79 729 0.00091 0.71 0.37 0.74 116.5 7.38 8.097.78 7.83 7.45 7.78 7.98 8.10 730 0.00091 −0.70 0.35 −0.74 127.5 7.877.17 7.74 7.75 7.84 7.12 7.74 7.68 731 0.00091 −0.88 0.46 −0.76 60.57.21 6.33 7.06 6.88 7.02 6.51 6.98 6.59 732 0.00091 −0.40 0.21 −0.7660.5 8.85 8.45 8.71 8.76 8.80 8.59 8.75 8.55 733 0.00091 0.60 0.32 0.75103 5.63 6.23 5.80 5.96 5.72 6.13 5.88 6.18 734 0.00091 −0.28 0.15 −0.69319.5 9.56 9.27 9.40 9.49 9.48 9.25 9.29 9.41 735 0.00091 0.45 0.23 0.69289 10.22 10.67 10.48 10.26 10.32 10.40 10.40 10.45 736 0.00091 −0.380.22 −0.69 319.5 7.28 6.90 7.07 6.97 7.35 7.05 6.86 7.01 737 0.00091−0.40 0.20 −0.72 204 9.06 8.66 8.91 9.00 9.13 8.86 8.88 9.08 738 0.000910.40 0.21 0.75 103 7.43 7.82 7.60 7.68 7.46 7.84 7.62 8.01 739 0.00195−0.80 0.42 −0.73 141.5 9.72 8.93 9.31 9.26 9.59 9.11 9.05 9.21 7400.00091 0.63 0.35 0.69 371.5 7.56 8.19 7.99 7.79 7.64 8.27 8.04 7.92 7410.00091 −0.42 0.21 −0.72 172.5 9.38 8.96 9.14 9.20 9.38 9.03 9.13 9.25742 0.00091 −0.23 0.12 −0.69 319.5 10.96 10.74 10.82 10.92 11.00 10.9410.88 10.86 743 0.00091 −0.26 0.14 −0.71 235 6.05 5.78 5.92 5.90 6.025.85 6.07 6.06 744 0.00091 −0.71 0.37 −0.75 90.5 4.39 3.67 4.21 3.934.36 3.78 3.91 3.92 745 0.00145 −0.72 0.38 −0.78 31.5 7.03 6.31 6.916.76 6.78 6.70 6.46 6.60 746 0.00091 −0.58 0.30 −0.72 172.5 6.60 6.016.43 6.44 6.56 6.16 6.33 6.54 747 0.00091 0.73 0.40 0.71 222.5 7.48 8.227.50 7.79 7.52 8.17 7.89 8.09 748 0.00091 0.84 0.42 0.71 222.5 5.48 6.315.97 5.58 5.62 5.85 6.03 5.81 749 0.00091 0.53 0.28 0.73 158 6.85 7.377.16 7.16 7.09 7.05 7.22 7.39 750 0.00091 −0.28 0.13 −0.80 17 8.79 8.518.67 8.59 8.90 8.52 8.70 8.76 751 0.00091 −0.56 0.27 −0.73 141.5 7.807.25 7.69 7.71 7.79 7.29 7.68 7.88 752 0.00091 0.99 0.47 0.81 7.5 8.139.12 8.56 8.59 8.42 9.00 8.92 8.89 753 0.00091 −0.84 0.43 −0.69 351.55.09 4.25 4.88 5.14 5.33 4.51 4.85 4.69 754 0.00091 0.42 0.24 0.69 371.57.73 8.15 7.96 7.83 7.77 8.21 7.99 8.17 755 0.00091 −0.63 0.33 −0.72 2049.30 8.67 8.91 9.08 9.20 8.90 9.02 9.00 756 0.00091 −0.88 0.44 −0.70249.5 5.97 5.08 5.50 5.96 5.94 5.34 5.60 5.50 757 0.00091 0.50 0.28 0.70265.5 9.25 9.75 9.52 9.33 9.30 9.61 9.39 9.56 758 0.00145 −0.30 0.15−0.73 141.5 8.75 8.45 8.69 8.63 8.70 8.47 8.57 8.49 759 0.00091 −0.490.24 −0.75 90.5 8.91 8.42 8.61 8.75 9.05 8.76 8.85 8.61 760 0.00091−0.42 0.22 −0.72 172.5 7.27 6.85 7.01 6.99 7.34 6.87 7.18 7.20 7610.00091 −0.75 0.40 −0.70 249.5 7.12 6.37 6.71 7.05 7.10 6.61 6.86 6.59762 0.00091 −0.39 0.20 −0.69 351.5 7.15 6.76 6.92 7.13 7.11 6.75 6.957.07 763 0.00091 0.80 0.42 0.69 289 8.55 9.35 9.02 8.88 8.63 9.50 9.088.60 764 0.00091 0.62 0.31 0.77 42.5 8.10 8.71 8.29 8.31 8.12 8.34 8.018.29 765 0.00091 0.42 0.23 0.70 276 7.42 7.84 7.56 7.79 7.54 7.53 7.837.96 766 0.00091 −0.62 0.31 −0.75 90.5 8.96 8.34 8.57 8.76 9.11 8.658.77 8.68 767 0.00145 −0.31 0.18 −0.69 319.5 8.21 7.91 8.13 8.07 8.197.82 7.89 8.04 768 0.00091 0.63 0.32 0.75 103 6.41 7.04 6.86 6.77 6.456.92 6.78 7.05 769 0.00091 −0.56 0.30 −0.69 319.5 8.60 8.05 8.33 8.598.38 8.06 8.48 8.25 770 0.00091 0.52 0.27 0.71 222.5 9.35 9.88 9.52 9.359.27 9.96 9.54 9.45 771 0.00091 −0.33 0.20 −0.69 319.5 8.50 8.16 8.458.30 8.39 8.28 8.38 8.23 772 0.00091 0.55 0.27 0.81 4.5 8.85 9.40 9.079.10 9.07 9.53 9.22 9.48 773 0.00091 0.63 0.33 0.78 34.5 7.12 7.76 7.407.60 7.41 7.79 7.56 8.02 774 0.00091 0.66 0.33 0.69 371.5 8.33 8.99 8.638.47 8.41 9.03 8.83 8.59 775 0.00091 0.44 0.23 0.71 222.5 9.30 9.73 9.559.47 9.61 9.72 9.73 9.84 776 0.00091 0.54 0.27 0.73 158 8.59 9.12 8.958.92 8.84 8.86 9.05 9.20 777 0.00091 0.28 0.15 0.69 289 7.36 7.65 7.427.41 7.37 7.62 7.46 7.37 778 0.00091 −0.68 0.36 −0.69 319.5 7.02 6.356.67 6.76 7.16 6.52 6.74 6.38 779 0.00091 −0.62 0.33 −0.69 351.5 7.306.67 6.88 7.03 7.18 6.78 6.89 7.08 780 0.00091 −0.67 0.35 −0.70 249.57.69 7.02 7.62 7.69 7.75 7.15 7.45 7.60 781 0.00091 −0.63 0.33 −0.72 2049.30 8.67 8.91 9.08 9.20 8.90 9.02 9.00 782 0.00091 −0.43 0.24 −0.71 2357.84 7.40 7.59 7.61 7.85 7.49 7.55 7.78 783 0.00091 0.88 0.48 0.72 1866.14 7.02 6.32 6.60 6.60 6.95 7.00 6.64 784 0.00091 0.25 0.15 0.71 222.58.01 8.27 8.07 8.12 8.03 8.24 8.00 8.36 785 0.00091 0.57 0.31 0.76 727.52 8.08 7.76 7.82 7.61 7.89 8.07 8.14 786 0.00091 −0.23 0.14 −0.72172.5 9.25 9.02 9.13 9.14 9.30 9.24 9.04 8.94 787 0.00091 −0.45 0.23−0.72 204 6.80 6.34 6.49 6.63 6.90 6.33 6.47 6.38 788 0.00091 −0.32 0.17−0.69 319.5 11.39 11.07 11.14 11.23 11.33 11.09 11.16 11.09 789 0.00091−0.34 0.18 −0.68 379 10.89 10.55 10.65 10.77 10.81 10.65 10.67 10.61 7900.00091 0.38 0.19 0.74 116.5 8.94 9.32 9.22 9.08 8.97 9.31 9.06 9.04 7910.00091 0.38 0.19 0.74 116.5 8.94 9.32 9.22 9.08 8.97 9.31 9.06 9.04 7920.00091 −0.40 0.21 −0.74 127.5 8.27 7.87 8.07 8.16 8.19 8.03 8.07 8.05793 0.00091 −0.75 0.38 −0.78 38 8.41 7.66 8.03 8.11 8.65 8.11 8.22 8.44794 0.00091 −0.28 0.15 −0.69 319.5 9.56 9.27 9.40 9.49 9.48 9.25 9.299.41

Three sets of genes were selected using independent criteria thatsuggested biological significance based upon microarray data. The firstset of genes were selected based upon log-2 fold change in DBP-4 hr vs.untreated. We took the 384 genes with the most extreme log-2 foldchanges, up or down. The second set was chosen based upon the p-valuefor a Wilcoxon rank-sum test of differential expression between DBP-4 hrand untreated. The 384 genes with the lowest p-values were selected.Finally, the third set of genes was selected based upon the Kendall taucoefficient. This measures the strength of a linear relationship betweenthe input variables, in this case gene expression, and the outputvariable of draining lymph node counts. The three gene sets wereselected independently, but not surprisingly showed some overlap. The384 genes with the most extreme tau coefficients were selected and areshown in Table 9.

TABLE 9 Wilcoxon DBP Kendall Differ- Un- Log Corre- ential treated DBPFold lation DBP vs Ex- Ex- Change Adj Untreated pres- pres- Versus #Gene Name Gene Symbol Ref Seq ID P-value Adj P-value sion sion Untreated1 chemokine (C-C motif) ligand 20 Ccl20 NM_001159738_at 0.000719 0.02655.18 11.11 5.93 2 chemokine (C-C motif) ligand 20 Ccl20 NM_016960_at0.000719 0.0265 5.18 11.11 5.93 3 chemokine (C-X-C motif) ligand 1 Cxcl1NM_008176_at 0.002760 0.0265 4.81 10.24 5.43 4 chemokine (C-X-C motif)ligand 2 Cxcl2 NM_009140_at 0.002090 0.0265 4.11 8.67 4.56 5 epithelialmitogen Epgn NM_053087_at 0.002090 0.0265 5.27 9.09 3.82 6 chemokine(C-C motif) ligand 2 Ccl2 NM_011333_at 0.001338 0.0265 6.22 9.45 3.23 7chemokine (C-C motif) ligand 7 Ccl7 NM_013654_at 0.001338 0.0265 5.758.86 3.11 8 chemokine (C-C motif) ligand 12 Ccl12 NM_011331_at 0.0009780.0265 5.37 8.47 3.10 9 c-C motif chemokine 12-like LOC100504977XM_003085794_at 0.000978 0.0265 5.37 8.47 3.10 10 interleukin 6 Il6NM_031168_at 0.000842 0.0265 3.36 6.41 3.05 11 interleukin 1 beta Il1bNM_008361_at 0.003180 0.0265 4.94 7.67 2.73 12 serine (or cysteine)peptidase inhibitor, Serpine1 NM_008871_at 0.002760 0.0265 5.64 8.322.68 clade E, member 1 13 intercellular adhesion molecule 1 Icam1NM_010493_at 0.000189 0.0265 7.88 10.54 2.66 14 peptide YY PyyNM_145435_at 0.000051 0.0265 6.55 9.16 2.62 15 angiopoietin-like 4Angptl4 NM_020581_at 0.000003 0.0265 6.90 9.51 2.61 16 B-cellleukemia/lymphoma 3 Bcl3 NM_033601_at 0.000319 0.0265 6.36 8.92 2.56 17tumor necrosis factor alpha induced Tnfaip6 NM_009398_at 0.001808 0.02656.49 8.79 2.30 protein 6 18 histidine decarboxylase Hdc NM_008230_at0.000062 0.0265 6.37 8.51 2.14 19 regulator of G-protein signaling 1Rgs1 NM_015811_at 0.000444 0.0265 5.23 7.35 2.12 20 tumor necrosisfactor, alpha-induced Tnfaip3 NM_001166402_at 0.001561 0.0265 5.13 7.222.10 protein 3 21 tumor necrosis factor, alpha-induced Tnfaip3NM_009397_at 0.001561 0.0265 5.13 7.22 2.10 protein 3 22 C-type lectindomain family 7, member a Clec7a NM_020008_at 0.000319 0.0265 7.05 9.142.09 23 nuclear receptor subfamily 4, group A, Nr4a1 NM_010444_at0.000159 0.0265 8.26 10.34 2.09 member 1 24 fos-like antigen 1 Fosl1NM_010235_at 0.000319 0.0265 4.90 6.85 1.95 25 tumor necrosis factor,alpha-induced Tnfaip2 NM_009396_at 0.001146 0.0265 6.90 8.85 1.94protein 2 26 a disintegrin and metallopeptidase Adam8 NM_007403_at0.000062 0.0265 6.90 8.84 1.94 domain 8 27 cholesterol 25-hydroxylaseCh25h NM_009890_at 0.003180 0.0265 5.77 7.68 1.91 28 activity regulatedcytoskeletal-associated Arc NM_018790_at 0.000159 0.0265 4.90 6.81 1.90protein 29 hepatitis A virus cellular receptor 2 Havcr2 NM_134250_at0.000091 0.0265 5.32 7.20 1.89 30 immediate early response 3 Ier3NM_133662_at 0.000719 0.0265 9.40 11.24 1.85 31 dual specificityphosphatase 6 Dusp6 NM_026268_at 0.000614 0.0265 8.78 10.59 1.81 32heparin-binding EGF-like growth factor Hbegf NM_010415_at 0.0008420.0265 7.08 8.85 1.76 33 CCR4 carbon catabolite repression 4-like Ccrn4lNM_009834_at 0.000319 0.0265 8.31 10.05 1.75 (S. cerevisiae) 34 CD86antigen Cd86 NM_019388_at 0.000444 0.0265 5.68 7.42 1.73 35 protease,serine, 22 Prss22 NM_133731_at 0.000978 0.0265 6.35 7.96 1.61 36 nuclearfactor, interleukin 3, regulated Nfil3 NM_017373_at 0.001561 0.0265 6.548.13 1.60 37 cysteine rich protein 61 Cyr61 NM_010516_at 0.002414 0.02657.77 9.37 1.59 38 CCAAT/enhancer binding protein Cebpd NM_007679_at0.002760 0.0265 8.59 10.17 1.58 (C/EBP), delta 39 B-cell translationgene 2, anti- Btg2 NM_007570_at 0.000004 0.0265 9.06 10.63 1.56proliferative 40 keratin 6A Krt6a NM_008476_at 0.000018 0.0265 9.2310.76 1.53 41 RIKEN cDNA 1810011O10 gene 1810011O10Rik NM_026931_at0.001146 0.0265 8.15 9.68 1.53 42 zinc finger protein 36 Zfp36NM_011756_at 0.000268 0.0265 8.86 10.39 1.53 43 solute carrier family 7(cationic amino Slc7a5 NM_011404_at 0.000062 0.0265 8.48 10.00 1.52 acidtransporter, y+ system), member 5 44 solute carrier family 39 (metal ionSlc39a8 NM_001135149_at 0.000075 0.0265 4.61 6.13 1.52 transporter),member 8 45 solute carrier family 39 (metal ion Slc39a8 NM_001135150_at0.000075 0.0265 4.61 6.13 1.52 transporter), member 8 46 solute carrierfamily 39 (metal ion Slc39a8 NM_026228_at 0.000075 0.0265 4.61 6.13 1.52transporter), member 8 47 RIKEN cDNA 1600029D21 gene 1600029D21RikNM_029639_at 0.000719 0.0265 8.64 10.16 1.52 48 RAB20, member RASoncogene family Rab20 NM_011227_at 0.001338 0.0265 5.22 6.73 1.52 49early growth response 1 Egr1 NM_007913_at 0.000225 0.0265 10.65 12.151.50 50 AT rich interactive domain 5A (MRF1-like) Arid5a NM_001172205_at0.000225 0.0265 6.13 7.61 1.49 51 AT rich interactive domain 5A(MRF1-like) Arid5a NM_001172206_at 0.000225 0.0265 6.13 7.61 1.49 52 ATrich interactive domain 5A (MRF1-like) Arid5a NM_145996_at 0.0002250.0265 6.13 7.61 1.49 53 AT rich interactive domain 5A (MRF1-like)Arid5a NR_033310_at 0.000225 0.0265 6.13 7.61 1.49 54phorbol-12-myristate-13-acetate-induced Pmaip1 NM_021451_at 0.0024140.0265 6.94 8.41 1.47 protein 1 55 phosphodiesterase 4B, cAMP specificPde4b NM_001177980_at 0.001808 0.0265 7.52 8.96 1.44 56phosphodiesterase 4B, cAMP specific Pde4b NM_001177981_at 0.0018080.0265 7.52 8.96 1.44 57 phosphodiesterase 4B, cAMP specific Pde4bNM_001177982_at 0.001808 0.0265 7.52 8.96 1.44 58 phosphodiesterase 4B,cAMP specific Pde4b NM_019840_at 0.001808 0.0265 7.52 8.96 1.44 59 smallproline-rich protein 1A Sprr1a NM_009264_at 0.002090 0.0265 9.41 10.841.43 60 CD207 antigen Cd207 NM_144943_at 0.000444 0.0265 8.90 10.32 1.4261 a disintegrin-like and metallopeptidase Adamts4 NM_172845_at 0.0031800.0265 4.79 6.21 1.41 (reprolysin type) with thrombospondin type 1motif, 4 62 Jun-B oncogene Junb NM_008416_at 0.000377 0.0265 8.32 9.711.39 63 suppressor of cytokine signaling 3 Socs3 NM_007707_at 0.0018080.0265 8.08 9.48 1.39 64 nuclear receptor subfamily 4, group A, Nr4a2NM_001139509_at 0.000614 0.0265 6.07 7.45 1.39 member 2 65 nuclearreceptor subfamily 4, group A, Nr4a2 NM_013613_at 0.000614 0.0265 6.077.45 1.39 member 2 66 G-protein coupled receptor 65 Gpr65 NM_008152_at0.000719 0.0265 4.13 5.48 1.35 67 chemokine (C-X-C motif) ligand 16Cxcl16 NM_023158_at 0.000842 0.0265 7.64 8.99 1.35 68 metallothionein 1Mt1 NM_013602_at 0.000377 0.0265 11.40 12.73 1.34 69 solute carrierfamily 10 (sodium/bile acid Slc10a6 NM_029415_at 0.000225 0.0265 7.959.28 1.33 cotransporter family), member 6 70 CD44 antigen Cd44NM_001039150_at 0.000268 0.0265 8.51 9.82 1.31 71 CD44 antigen Cd44NM_001039151_at 0.000268 0.0265 8.51 9.82 1.31 72 CD44 antigen Cd44NM_001177785_at 0.000268 0.0265 8.51 9.82 1.31 73 CD44 antigen Cd44NM_001177786_at 0.000268 0.0265 8.51 9.82 1.31 74 CD44 antigen Cd44NM_001177787_at 0.000268 0.0265 8.51 9.82 1.31 75 CD44 antigen Cd44NM_009851_at 0.000268 0.0265 8.51 9.82 1.31 76 granzyme B GzmbNM_013542_at 0.000159 0.0265 4.44 5.74 1.30 77 spermine oxidase SmoxNM_001177835_at 0.000978 0.0265 7.14 8.44 1.30 78 spermine oxidase SmoxNM_001177838_at 0.000978 0.0265 7.14 8.44 1.30 79 spermine oxidase SmoxNM_001177840_at 0.000978 0.0265 7.14 8.44 1.30 80 cAMP responsiveelement modulator Crem NM_001110850_at 0.000377 0.0265 5.62 6.91 1.29 81cAMP responsive element modulator Crem NM_001110854_at 0.000377 0.02655.62 6.91 1.29 82 cAMP responsive element modulator Crem NM_001110855_at0.000377 0.0265 5.62 6.91 1.29 83 cAMP responsive element modulator CremNM_001110856_at 0.000377 0.0265 5.62 6.91 1.29 84 cAMP responsiveelement modulator Crem NM_013498_at 0.000377 0.0265 5.62 6.91 1.29 85spermine oxidase Smox NM_001177833_at 0.000719 0.0265 6.88 8.18 1.29 86spermine oxidase Smox NM_001177834_at 0.001808 0.0265 6.96 8.24 1.29 87spermine oxidase Smox NM_001177836_at 0.000842 0.0265 6.79 8.07 1.28 88spermine oxidase Smox NM_001177837_at 0.000842 0.0265 6.79 8.07 1.28 89spermine oxidase Smox NM_001177839_at 0.000842 0.0265 6.79 8.07 1.28 90spermine oxidase Smox NM_145533_at 0.000842 0.0265 6.79 8.07 1.28 91basic helix-loop-helix family, member e40 Bhlhe40 NM_011498_at 0.0020900.0265 9.06 10.32 1.26 92 suppressor of cytokine signaling 2 Socs2NM_001168655_at 0.001338 0.0265 7.66 8.92 1.26 93 suppressor of cytokinesignaling 2 Socs2 NM_001168656_at 0.001338 0.0265 7.66 8.92 1.26 94suppressor of cytokine signaling 2 Socs2 NM_001168657_at 0.001338 0.02657.66 8.92 1.26 95 suppressor of cytokine signaling 2 Socs2 NM_007706_at0.001338 0.0265 7.66 8.92 1.26 96 killer cell lectin-like receptorsubfamily B Klrb1b NM_030599_at 0.000075 0.0265 5.33 6.58 1.25 member 1B97 OTU domain containing 7A Otud7a NM_130880_at 0.000225 0.0265 5.997.23 1.25 98 cAMP responsive element modulator Crem NM_001110853_at0.000522 0.0265 5.04 6.26 1.23 99 cAMP responsive element modulator CremNM_001110857_at 0.000522 0.0265 5.04 6.26 1.23 100 cAMP responsiveelement modulator Crem NM_001110858_at 0.000522 0.0265 5.04 6.26 1.23101 cAMP responsive element modulator Crem NM_001110859_at 0.0005220.0265 5.04 6.26 1.23 102 prostaglandin E synthase Ptges NM_022415_at0.000091 0.0265 7.08 8.31 1.22 103 gap junction protein, beta 2 Gjb2NM_008125_at 0.001561 0.0265 7.64 8.85 1.21 104 receptor (calcitonin)activity modifying Ramp3 NM_019511_at 0.000010 0.0265 6.74 7.94 1.20protein 3 105 FK506 binding protein 5 Fkbp5 NM_010220_at 0.000012 0.02657.38 8.58 1.19 106 cytohesin 1 interacting protein Cytip NM_139200_at0.001561 0.0265 8.71 9.90 1.19 107 solute carrier family 25(mitochondrial Slc25a25 NM_001164357_at 0.000225 0.0265 6.95 8.10 1.16carrier, phosphate carrier), member 25 108 solute carrier family 25(mitochondrial Slc25a25 NM_001164358_at 0.000225 0.0265 6.95 8.10 1.16carrier, phosphate carrier), member 25 109 solute carrier family 25(mitochondrial Slc25a25 NM_146118_at 0.000225 0.0265 6.95 8.10 1.16carrier, phosphate carrier), member 25 110 ring finger protein 19BRnf19b NM_029219_at 0.000023 0.0265 7.84 8.99 1.15 111 interleukin 7receptor Il7r NM_008372_at 0.000023 0.0265 6.55 7.70 1.15 112 chlorideintracellular channel 4 Clic4 NM_013885_at 0.000225 0.0265 7.93 9.051.12 (mitochondrial) 113 cytokine inducible SH2-containing CishNM_009895_at 0.000132 0.0265 8.26 9.37 1.12 protein 114 colonystimulating factor 2 receptor, Csf2rb NM_007780_at 0.000034 0.0265 6.627.73 1.11 beta, low-affinity (granulocyte- macrophage) 115metallothionein 2 Mt2 NM_008630_at 0.000319 0.0265 12.12 13.23 1.11 116UDP-N-acetylglucosamine Uap1 NM_133806_at 0.002090 0.0265 8.06 9.16 1.11pyrophosphorylase 1 117 ATP-binding cassette, sub-family C Abcc3NM_029600_at 0.000189 0.0265 6.78 7.87 1.09 (CFTR/MRP), member 3 118breast cancer anti-estrogen resistance 3 Bcar3 NM_013867_at 0.0000910.0265 6.88 7.96 1.08 119 dual specificity phosphatase 7 Dusp7NM_153459_at 0.000189 0.0265 7.78 8.85 1.07 120 TNF receptor-associatedfactor 1 Traf1 NM_009421_at 0.000159 0.0265 4.97 6.04 1.07 121stanniocalcin 1 Stc1 NM_009285_at 0.000002 0.0265 6.50 7.56 1.07 122keratin 35 Krt35 NM_016880_at 0.000614 0.0265 4.39 5.45 1.06 123 Junoncogene Jun NM_010591_at 0.000319 0.0265 8.68 9.74 1.06 124 plasminogenactivator, urokinase Plaur NM_011113_at 0.000319 0.0265 6.63 7.68 1.06receptor 125 zinc finger and BTB domain containing Zbtb16NM_001033324_at 0.000015 0.0650 5.89 6.93 1.04 16 126 mitogen-activatedprotein kinase kinase Map3k6 NM_016693_at 0.000614 0.0265 7.76 8.79 1.03kinase 6 127 baculoviral IAP repeat-containing 3 Birc3 NM_007464_at0.000978 0.0265 9.34 10.36 1.02 128 immediate early response 2 Ier2NM_010499_at 0.000159 0.0265 9.71 10.73 1.02 129 mitogen-activatedprotein kinase kinase Map3k8 NM_007746_at 0.000377 0.0265 7.71 8.72 1.01kinase 8 130 fibroblast growth factor binding protein Fgfbp1NM_008009_at 0.000842 0.0265 10.46 11.47 1.01 1 131 zinc finger protein593 Zfp593 NM_024215_at 0.000225 0.0265 5.13 6.14 1.01 132 glycerolkinase Gyk NM_008194_at 0.001338 0.0265 8.64 9.63 1.00 133 glycerolkinase Gyk NM_212444_at 0.001338 0.0265 8.64 9.63 1.00 134 polo-likekinase 3 (Drosophila) Plk3 NM_013807_at 0.000004 0.0265 7.72 8.72 1.00135 DEP domain containing MTOR-interacting Deptor NM_001037937_at0.000001 0.0265 8.13 9.12 0.99 protein 136 DEP domain containingMTOR-interacting Deptor NM_145470_at 0.000001 0.0265 8.13 9.12 0.99protein 137 eukaryotic translation initiation factor 1A Eif1aNM_010120_at 0.000189 0.0265 8.42 9.39 0.97 138 oncostatin M receptorOsmr NM_011019_at 0.000522 0.0265 6.54 7.49 0.95 139 nuclear factor ofkappa light polypeptide Nfkb2 NM_001177369_at 0.000159 0.0265 7.32 8.260.94 gene enhancer in B-cells 2, p49/p100 140 nuclear factor of kappalight polypeptide Nfkb2 NM_001177370_at 0.000159 0.0265 7.32 8.26 0.94gene enhancer in B-cells 2, p49/p100 141 nuclear factor of kappa lightpolypeptide Nfkb2 NM_019408_at 0.000159 0.0265 7.32 8.26 0.94 geneenhancer in B-cells 2, p49/p100 142 insulin receptor substrate 2 Irs2NM_001081212_at 0.000978 0.0265 7.41 8.35 0.94 143 G protein-coupledreceptor 35 Gpr35 NM_001104529_at 0.000132 0.0265 4.72 5.63 0.91 144 Gprotein-coupled receptor 35 Gpr35 NM_022320_at 0.000132 0.0265 4.72 5.630.91 145 interleukin 1 receptor-like 1 Il1rl1 NM_001025602_at 0.0000280.0265 7.49 8.40 0.91 146 RIKEN cDNA 5730408K05 gene 5730408K05RikNR_027866_at 0.001338 0.0265 7.24 8.14 0.91 147 poliovirus receptor PvrNM_027514_at 0.000042 0.0265 5.82 6.71 0.90 148 interleukin 10 receptor,alpha Il10ra NM_008348_at 0.000012 0.0265 6.08 6.97 0.90 149 ERBBreceptor feedback inhibitor 1 Errfi1 NM_133753_at 0.000062 0.0265 9.2510.14 0.89 150 aquaporin 3 Aqp3 NM_016689_at 0.000189 0.0265 9.60 10.490.89 151 serine/threonine kinase 17b (apoptosis- Stk17b NM_133810_at0.000978 0.0265 8.81 9.70 0.89 inducing) 152 RIKEN cDNA 1810055G02 gene1810055G02Rik NM_028077_at 0.000225 0.0265 7.52 8.40 0.89 153 coronin,actin binding protein 2A Coro2a NM_001164804_at 0.000010 0.0265 6.147.02 0.88 154 coronin, actin binding protein 2A Coro2a NM_178893_at0.000010 0.0265 6.14 7.02 0.88 155 PQ loop repeat containing 1 Pqlc1NM_001164420_at 0.000051 0.0265 9.34 10.20 0.87 156 PQ loop repeatcontaining 1 Pqlc1 NM_001164421_at 0.000051 0.0265 9.34 10.20 0.87 157PQ loop repeat containing 1 Pqlc1 NM_001164422_at 0.000051 0.0265 9.3410.20 0.87 158 PQ loop repeat containing 1 Pqlc1 NM_025861_at 0.0000510.0265 9.34 10.20 0.87 159 solute carrier family 39 (zinc Slc39a14NM_001135151_at 0.000132 0.0265 5.48 6.31 0.84 transporter), member 14160 solute carrier family 39 (zinc Slc39a14 NM_001135152_at 0.0001320.0265 5.48 6.31 0.84 transporter), member 14 161 solute carrier family39 (zinc Slc39a14 NM_144808_at 0.000132 0.0265 5.48 6.31 0.84transporter), member 14 162 EF hand domain containing 2 Efhd2NM_025994_at 0.000159 0.0265 9.75 10.57 0.82 163 Eph receptor A2 Epha2NM_010139_at 0.000225 0.0265 7.78 8.60 0.82 164 family with sequencesimilarity 43, Fam43a NM_177632_at 0.000842 0.0265 8.26 9.07 0.81 memberA 165 cysteine and glycine-rich protein 1 Csrp1 NM_007791_at 0.0003190.0265 9.08 9.89 0.81 166 interleukin 4 receptor, alpha Il4raNM_001008700_at 0.000132 0.0265 6.66 7.47 0.81 167 potassium channeltetramerisation Kctd11 NM_153143_at 0.000268 0.0265 8.55 9.35 0.80domain containing 11 168 cirrhosis, autosomal recessive 1A Cirh1aNM_011574_at 0.000091 0.0265 8.73 9.51 0.79 (human) 169 peroxisomeproliferative activated Pprc1 NM_001081214_at 0.000268 0.0265 8.02 8.810.78 receptor, gamma, coactivator-related 1 170 coagulation factor II(thrombin) receptor- F2rl1 NM_007974_at 0.000132 0.0265 8.60 9.38 0.78like 1 171 solute carrier family 9 (sodium/hydrogen Slc9a3r1NM_012030_at 0.000132 0.0265 9.16 9.93 0.78 exchanger), member 3regulator 1 172 early growth response 2 Egr2 NM_010118_at 0.0000340.0265 9.72 10.49 0.77 173 mitogen-activated protein kinase kinaseMap3k14 NM_016896_at 0.000132 0.0265 5.93 6.71 0.77 kinase 14 174IL2-inducible T-cell kinase Itk NM_010583_at 0.000008 0.0265 4.35 5.120.76 175 Kruppel-like factor 10 Klf10 NM_013692_at 0.000132 0.0265 9.209.95 0.75 176 par-6 (partitioning defective 6) homolog Pard6bNM_021409_at 0.000522 0.0265 5.79 6.53 0.74 beta (C. elegans) 177integrin alpha X Itgax NM_021334_at 0.000614 0.0265 6.36 7.10 0.74 178RIKEN cDNA 1700017B05 gene 1700017B05Rik NM_028820_at 0.000159 0.02656.87 7.60 0.74 179 protein tyrosine phosphatase, non- Ptpn22NM_008979_at 0.000159 0.0265 5.97 6.70 0.73 receptor type 22 (lymphoid)180 myeloid differentiation primary response Myd88 NM_010851_at 0.0001320.0265 8.95 9.68 0.73 gene 88 181 family with sequence similarity 134,Fam134b NM_025459_at 0.000008 0.0265 9.28 10.01 0.73 member B 182 DEAD(Asp-Glu-Ala-Asp) box polypeptide Ddx21 NM_019553_at 0.000268 0.02657.80 8.53 0.73 21 183 PDZ and LIM domain 7 Pdlim7 NM_001114088_at0.000062 0.0265 6.06 6.79 0.73 184 tripartite motif-containing 16 Trim16NM_053169_at 0.000319 0.0265 7.07 7.80 0.73 185 potassium voltage-gatedchannel, Isk- Kcne4 NM_021342_at 0.000522 0.0265 6.45 7.17 0.72 relatedsubfamily, gene 4 186 purinergic receptor P2Y, G-protein P2ry14NM_001008497_at 0.000042 0.0265 5.36 6.08 0.72 coupled, 14 187purinergic receptor P2Y, G-protein P2ry14 NM_133200_at 0.000042 0.02655.36 6.08 0.72 coupled, 14 188 RIKEN cDNA 2310014H01 gene 2310014H01RikNM_001146710_at 0.000319 0.0265 8.25 8.96 0.71 189 RIKEN cDNA 2310014H01gene 2310014H01Rik NM_001146711_at 0.000319 0.0265 8.25 8.96 0.71 190RIKEN cDNA 2310014H01 gene 2310014H01Rik NM_175242_at 0.000319 0.02658.25 8.96 0.71 191 psoriasis susceptibility 1 candidate 2 Psors1c2NM_020576_at 0.000268 0.0265 8.54 9.24 0.70 (human) 192 cytotoxic Tlymphocyte-associated protein Ctla2a NM_001145799_at 0.000522 0.02657.97 8.67 0.70 2 alpha 193 cytotoxic T lymphocyte-associated proteinCtla2a NM_007796_at 0.000522 0.0265 7.97 8.67 0.70 2 alpha 194UDP-GlcNAc: betaGal beta-1,3-N- B3gnt2 NM_001169114_at 0.000444 0.02657.44 8.14 0.69 acetylglucosaminyltransferase 2 195 UDP-GlcNAc: betaGalbeta-1,3-N- B3gnt2 NM_016888_at 0.000444 0.0265 7.44 8.14 0.69acetylglucosaminyltransferase 2 196 NEDD4 binding protein 1 N4bp1NM_030563_at 0.000006 0.0265 8.33 9.02 0.69 197 glucosaminyl (N-acetyl)transferase 2, I- Gcnt2 NM_008105_at 0.000189 0.0265 5.38 6.07 0.69branching enzyme 198 glucosaminyl (N-acetyl) transferase 2, I- Gcnt2NM_023887_at 0.000189 0.0265 5.38 6.07 0.69 branching enzyme 199inducible T-cell co-stimulator Icos NM_017480_at 0.000189 0.0265 4.955.63 0.68 200 glutamine fructose-6-phosphate Gfpt2 NM_013529_at 0.0003190.0265 6.97 7.64 0.67 transaminase 2 201 cytotoxic Tlymphocyte-associated protein Ctla2b NM_001145801_at 0.000377 0.02657.45 8.12 0.67 2 beta 202 cytotoxic T lymphocyte-associated proteinCtla2b NM_007797_at 0.000377 0.0265 7.45 8.12 0.67 2 beta 203 predictedgene, Gm16516 Gm16516 NR_027800_at 0.000225 0.0265 6.31 6.97 0.66 204palmdelphin Palmd NM_023245_at 0.000075 0.0265 8.48 9.12 0.65 205ribosomal RNA processing 1 homolog B Rrp1b NM_001163734_at 0.0001100.0265 7.37 8.01 0.64 (S. cerevisiae) 206 ribosomal RNA processing 1homolog B Rrp1b NM_028244_at 0.000110 0.0265 7.37 8.01 0.64 (S.cerevisiae) 207 regulator of chromosome condensation 2 Rcc2 NM_173867_at0.000159 0.0265 7.12 7.76 0.63 208 nitric oxide synthase 3, endothelialcell Nos3 NM_008713_at 0.000046 0.0650 6.67 7.30 0.63 209 transientreceptor potential cation Trpv2 NM_011706_at 0.000225 0.0265 6.62 7.250.63 channel, subfamily V, member 2 210coiled-coil-helix-coiled-coil-helix domain Chchd4 NM_133928_at 0.0001890.0265 7.56 8.19 0.63 containing 4 211 RIKEN cDNA 3110043O21 gene3110043O21Rik NM_001081343_at 0.000132 0.0265 7.73 8.36 0.63 212 ralguanine nucleotide dissociation Ralgds NM_001145834_at 0.000062 0.02658.36 8.99 0.63 stimulator 213 ral guanine nucleotide dissociation RalgdsNM_001145835_at 0.000062 0.0265 8.36 8.99 0.63 stimulator 214 ralguanine nucleotide dissociation Ralgds NM_001145836_at 0.000062 0.02658.36 8.99 0.63 stimulator 215 ral guanine nucleotide dissociation RalgdsNM_009058_at 0.000062 0.0265 8.36 8.99 0.63 stimulator 216 F-box protein42 Fbxo42 NM_172518_at 0.000010 0.0265 6.41 7.04 0.63 217 family withsequence similarity 102, Fam102a NM_153560_at 0.000132 0.0265 8.10 8.710.62 member A 218 tumor necrosis factor receptor Tnfrsf9 NM_001077508_at0.000042 0.0650 4.62 5.23 0.61 superfamily, member 9 219 tumor necrosisfactor receptor Tnfrsf9 NM_001077509_at 0.000042 0.0650 4.62 5.23 0.61superfamily, member 9 220 tumor necrosis factor receptor Tnfrsf9NM_011612_at 0.000042 0.0650 4.62 5.23 0.61 superfamily, member 9 221TGFB-induced factor homeobox 1 Tgif1 NM_001164074_at 0.000189 0.02657.60 8.20 0.60 222 TGFB-induced factor homeobox 1 Tgif1 NM_001164075_at0.000189 0.0265 7.60 8.20 0.60 223 TGFB-induced factor homeobox 1 Tgif1NM_001164076_at 0.000189 0.0265 7.60 8.20 0.60 224 TGFB-induced factorhomeobox 1 Tgif1 NM_001164077_at 0.000189 0.0265 7.60 8.20 0.60 225TGFB-induced factor homeobox 1 Tgif1 NM_009372_at 0.000189 0.0265 7.608.20 0.60 226 zinc finger with KRAB and SCAN domains Zkscan6NM_026107_at 0.000034 0.0265 6.79 7.39 0.60 6 227 glucosaminyl(N-acetyl) transferase 2, I- Gcnt2 NM_133219_at 0.000159 0.0265 5.636.23 0.60 branching enzyme 228 interleukin 2 receptor, gamma chain Il2rgNM_013563_at 0.000225 0.0265 6.80 7.40 0.60 229 RIKEN cDNA 4931408A02gene 4931408A02Rik NM_001199210_at 0.000377 0.0265 6.45 7.04 0.59 230RIKEN cDNA 4931408A02 gene 4931408A02Rik NM_027627_at 0.000377 0.02656.45 7.04 0.59 231 protein phosphatase 1, regulatory Ppp1r15aNM_008654_at 0.000012 0.0265 8.55 9.13 0.58 (inhibitor) subunit 15A 232poliovirus receptor-related 2 Pvrl2 NM_001159724_at 0.000110 0.0265 7.638.21 0.58 233 endothelin converting enzyme 1 Ece1 NM_199307_at 0.0001890.0265 7.52 8.08 0.57 234 breast cancer anti-estrogen resistance 1 Bcar1NM_001198839_at 0.000042 0.0265 7.06 7.58 0.53 235 breast canceranti-estrogen resistance 1 Bcar1 NM_009954_at 0.000042 0.0265 7.06 7.580.53 236 HEAT repeat containing 1 Heatr1 NM_144835_at 0.000051 0.02656.85 7.37 0.53 237 inositol polyphosphate-5-phosphatase D Inpp5dNM_001110192_at 0.000034 0.0265 5.93 6.44 0.51 238 inositolpolyphosphate-5-phosphatase D Inpp5d NM_001110193_at 0.000034 0.02655.93 6.44 0.51 239 inositol polyphosphate-5-phosphatase D Inpp5dNM_010566_at 0.000034 0.0265 5.93 6.44 0.51 240 zinc finger protein 52Zfp52 NM_144515_at 0.000444 0.0265 5.81 6.32 0.51 241 interleukin 23,alpha subunit p19 Il23a NM_031252_at 0.000268 0.0265 4.30 4.78 0.48 242RIKEN cDNA E430018J23 gene E430018J23Rik NM_198011_at 0.000978 0.02654.36 4.83 0.47 243 zinc finger protein 764-like LOC100044339XM_001472017_at 0.000978 0.0265 4.36 4.83 0.47 244 5-hydroxytryptamine(serotonin) receptor Htr2b NM_008311_at 0.000319 0.0650 3.56 4.01 0.452B 245 ring finger protein 157 Rnf157 NM_027258_at 0.000319 0.0265 4.564.99 0.43 246 peptidyl arginine deiminase, type I Padi1 NM_011059_at0.000062 0.0265 3.97 4.33 0.36 247 prokineticin receptor 1 Prokr1NM_021381_at 0.000051 0.0265 3.76 3.47 −0.29 248 zinc finger protein 2Zfp2 NM_001044697_at 0.000091 0.0265 3.68 3.36 −0.32 249 zinc fingerprotein 2 Zfp2 NM_001044698_at 0.000091 0.0265 3.68 3.36 −0.32 250 zincfinger protein 2 Zfp2 NM_001044699_at 0.000091 0.0265 3.68 3.36 −0.32251 zinc finger protein 2 Zfp2 NM_001044700_at 0.000091 0.0265 3.68 3.36−0.32 252 Moloney leukemia virus 10 Mov10 NM_001163440_at 0.0001590.0265 4.82 4.43 −0.39 253 Moloney leukemia virus 10 Mov10NM_001163441_at 0.000159 0.0265 4.82 4.43 −0.39 254 Moloney leukemiavirus 10 Mov10 NM_008619_at 0.000159 0.0265 4.82 4.43 −0.39 255 zincfinger protein 30 Zfp30 NM_013705_at 0.000268 0.0265 5.51 5.10 −0.42 256DiGeorge syndrome critical region gene Dgcr14 NM_001081633_at 0.0000420.0265 5.95 5.52 −0.42 14 257 DiGeorge syndrome critical region geneDgcr14 NM_022408_at 0.000042 0.0265 5.95 5.52 −0.42 14 258 sialic acidacetylesterase Siae NM_011734_at 0.000225 0.0265 5.78 5.33 −0.45 259RIKEN cDNA 4933431E20 gene 4933431E20Rik NR_015459_at 0.000018 0.02656.80 6.34 −0.45 260 RIKEN cDNA 1700030K09 gene 1700030K09RikNM_028170_at 0.000377 0.0265 5.97 5.51 −0.46 261 RIKEN cDNA 4930444A02gene 4930444A02Rik NM_029037_at 0.000010 0.0265 5.91 5.45 −0.46 262rotatin Rttn NM_175542_at 0.000132 0.0265 6.39 5.92 −0.46 263 sineoculis-related homeobox 5 homolog Six5 NM_011383_at 0.000444 0.0265 5.454.98 −0.47 (Drosophila) 264 peptidyl prolyl isomerase H PpihNM_001110129_at 0.000018 0.0265 6.46 5.98 −0.48 265 tetraspanin 17Tspan17 NM_028841_at 0.000062 0.0265 7.33 6.85 −0.48 266 DNA-bindingprotein RFXANK-like LOC100048268 XM_003086949_at 0.000051 0.0265 5.825.33 −0.49 267 jumonji domain containing 5 Jmjd5 NM_029842_at 0.0000750.0265 6.19 5.70 −0.49 268 fibroblast growth factor 13 Fgf13NM_010200_at 0.000051 0.0265 6.51 6.02 −0.49 269 kinesin family member3A Kif3a NM_008443_at 0.000159 0.0265 6.79 6.28 −0.50 270 non-metastaticcells 3, protein expressed Nme3 NM_019730_at 0.000008 0.0265 7.83 7.32−0.51 in 271 septin 4 4-Sep NM_011129_at 0.000132 0.0265 6.68 6.16 −0.51272 CTF18, chromosome transmission fidelity Chtf18 NM_145409_at 0.0008420.0265 4.83 4.30 −0.53 factor 18 homolog (S. cerevisiae) 273transmembrane protein 101 Tmem101 NM_029649_at 0.000444 0.0265 6.98 6.44−0.54 274 nicotinamide nucleotide Nmnat1 NM_133435_at 0.000719 0.02655.11 4.57 −0.54 adenylyltransferase 1 275 interleukin 17 receptor BIl17rb NM_019583_at 0.000034 0.0650 6.31 5.76 −0.55 276 poly(ADP-ribose) polymerase family, Parp16 NM_177460_at 0.000132 0.0265 6.576.03 −0.55 member 16 277 mutL homolog 1 (E. coli) Mlh1 NM_026810_at0.000004 0.0265 8.05 7.50 −0.55 278 WD repeat domain 8 Wdr8 NM_021499_at0.000225 0.0265 6.24 5.69 −0.55 279 helicase-like transcription factorHltf NM_009210_at 0.000042 0.0265 8.69 8.14 −0.56 280 dual specificityphosphatase 19 Dusp19 NM_024438_at 0.000268 0.0265 6.72 6.16 −0.56 281suppressor of variegation 4-20 homolog 1 Suv420h1 NM_001167885_at0.000028 0.0265 7.80 7.25 −0.56 (Drosophila) 282 suppressor ofvariegation 4-20 homolog 1 Suv420h1 NM_001167886_at 0.000028 0.0265 7.807.25 −0.56 (Drosophila) 283 suppressor of variegation 4-20 homolog 1Suv420h1 NM_001167887_at 0.000028 0.0265 7.80 7.25 −0.56 (Drosophila)284 suppressor of variegation 4-20 homolog 1 Suv420h1 NM_144871_at0.000028 0.0265 7.80 7.25 −0.56 (Drosophila) 285 mesenchyme homeobox 2Meox2 NM_008584_at 0.000034 0.0265 7.32 6.76 −0.56 286 centrosomalprotein 152 Cep152 NM_001081091_at 0.000225 0.0265 6.64 6.07 −0.57 287chibby homolog 1 (Drosophila) Cby1 NM_028634_at 0.000042 0.0265 6.966.39 −0.57 288 glutathione transferase zeta 1 Gstz1 NM_010363_at0.000189 0.0265 8.34 7.76 −0.58 (maleylacetoacetate isomerase) 289 zincfinger protein 386 (Kruppel-like) Zfp386 NM_001004066_at 0.000051 0.02657.72 7.14 −0.58 290 zinc finger protein 386 (Kruppel-like) Zfp386NM_019565_at 0.000051 0.0265 7.72 7.14 −0.58 291 RAD1 homolog (S. pombe)Rad1 NM_011232_at 0.000159 0.0265 7.31 6.73 −0.58 292 fukutin FktnNM_139309_at 0.000444 0.0265 6.60 6.01 −0.58 293 RIKEN cDNA 1110032A03gene 1110032A03Rik NM_023483_at 0.000075 0.0265 7.94 7.35 −0.58 294 zincfinger protein 61 Zfp61 NM_009561_at 0.000268 0.0265 6.39 5.81 −0.59 295isovaleryl coenzyme A dehydrogenase Ivd NM_019826_at 0.000225 0.02658.32 7.73 −0.59 296 zinc finger protein 810 Zfp810 NM_145612_at 0.0000750.0265 6.99 6.40 −0.59 297 makorin, ring finger protein, 3 Mkrn3NM_011746_at 0.000025 0.0265 4.30 3.70 −0.60 298 transmembrane protein55A Tmem55a NM_028264_at 0.000012 0.0265 9.01 8.40 −0.60 299 methioninesulfoxide reductase B2 Msrb2 NM_029619_at 0.000719 0.0265 5.53 4.92−0.60 300 glutaryl-Coenzyme A dehydrogenase Gcdh NM_001044744_at0.000100 0.0265 7.22 6.61 −0.60 301 glutaryl-Coenzyme A dehydrogenaseGcdh NM_008097_at 0.000100 0.0265 7.22 6.61 −0.60 302 emopamil bindingprotein-like Ebpl NM_026598_at 0.000015 0.0265 8.70 8.10 −0.61 303 ATPsynthase, H+ transporting, Atp5s NM_026536_at 0.000028 0.0650 7.31 6.70−0.61 mitochondrial F0 complex, subunit s 304 SNF2 histone linker PHDRING helicase Shprh NM_001077707_at 0.000189 0.0265 8.20 7.59 −0.61 305coiled-coil domain containing 123 Ccdc123 NM_028120_at 0.000051 0.02655.74 5.13 −0.61 306 centrosomal protein 70 Cep70 NM_023873_at 0.0000100.0265 5.72 5.10 −0.61 307 DEAH (Asp-Glu-Ala-Asp/His) box Dhx57NM_001163759_at 0.000319 0.0265 7.45 6.83 −0.62 polypeptide 57 308 DEAH(Asp-Glu-Ala-Asp/His) box Dhx57 NM_198942_at 0.000319 0.0265 7.45 6.83−0.62 polypeptide 57 309 protein-L-isoaspartate (D-aspartate) O- Pcmtd2NM_153594_at 0.000042 0.0265 8.96 8.34 −0.62 methyltransferase domaincontaining 2 310 germ cell-less homolog 1 (Drosophila) Gmcl1NM_011818_at 0.000010 0.0265 6.91 6.28 −0.62 311 RIKEN cDNA 3830406C13gene 3830406C13Rik NM_146051_at 0.000091 0.0265 9.30 8.67 −0.63 312RIKEN cDNA 3830406C13 gene 3830406C13Rik NM_178141_at 0.000091 0.02659.30 8.67 −0.63 313 family with sequence similarity 161, Fam161aNM_028672_at 0.000110 0.0650 5.50 4.87 −0.63 member A 314 carbohydrate(N-acetylgalactosamine 4-0) Chst14 NM_028117_at 0.000015 0.0265 7.837.18 −0.64 sulfotransferase 14 315 solute carrier family 25, member 35Slc25a35 NM_028048_at 0.000110 0.0265 5.50 4.85 −0.65 316 HMG box domaincontaining 4 Hmgxb4 NM_178017_at 0.000028 0.0265 7.69 7.02 −0.67 317RIKEN cDNA 4833442J19 gene 4833442J19Rik NM_177101_at 0.000091 0.06507.02 6.35 −0.68 318 poly (ADP-ribose) polymerase family, Parp12NM_172893_at 0.000444 0.0265 8.23 7.56 −0.68 member 12 319 RIKEN cDNA1110038F14 gene 1110038F14Rik NM_054099_at 0.000034 0.0265 7.87 7.17−0.70 320 armadillo repeat containing, X-linked 1 Armcx1 NM_001166377_at0.000012 0.0650 7.48 6.78 −0.70 321 armadillo repeat containing,X-linked 1 Armcx1 NM_001166378_at 0.000012 0.0650 7.48 6.78 −0.70 322armadillo repeat containing, X-linked 1 Armcx1 NM_001166379_at 0.0000120.0650 7.48 6.78 −0.70 323 armadillo repeat containing, X-linked 1Armcx1 NM_001166380_at 0.000012 0.0650 7.48 6.78 −0.70 324 armadillorepeat containing, X-linked 1 Armcx1 NM_030066_at 0.000012 0.0650 7.486.78 −0.70 325 RIKEN cDNA 2810055F11 gene 2810055F11Rik NM_026038_at0.000225 0.0265 6.85 6.14 −0.71 326 nucleosome assembly protein 1-like 3Nap1l3 NM_138742_at 0.000091 0.0265 4.39 3.67 −0.71 327 TLR4 interactorwith leucine-rich repeats Tril NM_025817_at 0.000023 0.0265 6.08 5.36−0.71 328 apelin receptor Aplnr NM_011784_at 0.000842 0.0265 6.57 5.85−0.72 329 Rab40b, member RAS oncogene family Rab40b NM_139147_at0.000268 0.0650 7.03 6.31 −0.72 330 flavin containing monooxygenase 5Fmo5 NM_001161763_at 0.000062 0.1164 6.57 5.84 −0.73 331 flavincontaining monooxygenase 5 Fmo5 NM_001161765_at 0.000062 0.1164 6.575.84 −0.73 332 flavin containing monooxygenase 5 Fmo5 NM_010232_at0.000062 0.1164 6.57 5.84 −0.73 333 melanoma associated antigen(mutated) 1 Mum1 NM_023431_at 0.000018 0.0265 8.23 7.49 −0.73 334immature colon carcinoma transcript 1 Ict1 NM_026729_at 0.000268 0.02658.64 7.91 −0.74 335 peroxisome proliferator activated PpargNM_001127330_at 0.000008 0.0265 8.21 7.47 −0.74 receptor gamma 336peroxisome proliferator activated Pparg NM_011146_at 0.000008 0.02658.21 7.47 −0.74 receptor gamma 337 ring finger protein 135 Rnf135NM_028019_at 0.000002 0.0265 6.43 5.68 −0.75 338 tripartitemotif-containing 12A Trim12a NM_023835_at 0.000719 0.0265 5.93 5.18−0.75 339 kelch domain containing 5 Klhdc5 NM_001081237_at 0.0001320.0265 7.11 6.36 −0.75 340 zinc finger protein 825 Zfp825 NM_146231_at0.000023 0.0265 7.12 6.37 −0.75 341 RNA binding motif protein, X RbmxNR_029425_at 0.000023 0.0265 8.41 7.66 −0.75 chromosome 342 RIKEN cDNA2610039C10 gene 2610039C10Rik NM_025642_at 0.000522 0.0265 8.43 7.67−0.75 343 general transcription factor III A Gtf3a NM_025652_at 0.0000910.0265 8.58 7.82 −0.76 344 tripartite motif-containing 59 Trim59NM_025863_at 0.000042 0.0265 8.28 7.52 −0.76 345 NIMA (never in mitosisgene a)-related Nek3 NM_001162947_at 0.000034 0.0265 6.85 6.08 −0.77expressed kinase 3 346 NIMA (never in mitosis gene a)-related Nek3NM_011848_at 0.000034 0.0265 6.85 6.08 −0.77 expressed kinase 3 347 zincfinger protein 40 Zfp40 NM_009555_at 0.000159 0.0265 5.20 4.43 −0.77 348F-box protein 25 Fbxo25 NM_025785_at 0.000025 0.0265 7.19 6.41 −0.78 349homeobox A2 Hoxa2 NM_010451_at 0.000319 0.0265 6.44 5.66 −0.78 350transmembrane and tetratricopeptide Tmtc4 NM_028651_at 0.000075 0.02657.16 6.37 −0.79 repeat containing 4 351 frizzled homolog 2 (Drosophila)Fzd2 NM_020510_at 0.000189 0.0265 8.26 7.47 −0.79 352 collagen, type IV,alpha 5 Col4a5 NM_001163155_at 0.000719 0.0265 7.82 7.02 −0.80 353collagen, type IV, alpha 5 Col4a5 NM_007736_at 0.000719 0.0265 7.82 7.02−0.80 354 interleukin 7 Il7 NM_008371_at 0.000159 0.0265 4.71 3.91 −0.81355 phosphatidylinositol glycan anchor Pigh NM_029988_at 0.000319 0.02657.08 6.28 −0.81 biosynthesis, class H 356 hematopoietically expressedhomeobox Hhex NM_008245_at 0.000051 0.0265 7.02 6.21 −0.81 357 zincfinger and BTB domain containing 8a Zbtb8a NM_028603_at 0.000225 0.02656.41 5.59 −0.82 358 zinc finger protein 503 Zfp503 NM_145459_at 0.0003190.0265 9.51 8.69 −0.82 359 EF-hand calcium binding domain 7 Efcab7NM_145549_at 0.000377 0.0265 5.09 4.25 −0.84 360 potassiuminwardly-rectifying channel, Kcnj8 NM_008428_at 0.000719 0.0265 7.836.98 −0.85 subfamily J, member 8 361 family with sequence similarity 64,Fam64a NM_144526_at 0.002414 0.0265 5.46 4.61 −0.85 member A 362histamine N-methyltransferase Hnmt NM_080462_at 0.000189 0.0265 7.216.33 −0.88 363 transcription factor B1, mitochondrial Tfb1m NM_146074_at0.000268 0.0265 5.97 5.08 −0.88 364 methyltransferase like 7A1 Mettl7a1NM_027334_at 0.000159 0.0265 10.32 9.42 −0.90 365 tetratricopeptiderepeat domain 30B Ttc30b NM_028235_at 0.000051 0.0265 7.76 6.86 −0.91366 cysteinyl leukotriene receptor 1 Cysltr1 NM_021476_at 0.0003190.0265 6.99 6.07 −0.91 367 asp (abnormal spindle)-like, AspmNM_009791_at 0.000978 0.0265 6.64 5.73 −0.91 microcephaly associated(Drosophila) 368 tripartite motif-containing 34A Trim34a NM_030684_at0.000110 0.0265 6.99 6.07 −0.92 369 ubiquitin-conjugating enzyme E2TUbe2t NM_026024_at 0.000719 0.0265 5.85 4.93 −0.92 (putative) 370transmembrane protein 80 Tmem80 NM_001141950_at 0.000062 0.0265 6.855.92 −0.93 371 transmembrane protein 80 Tmem80 NM_027797_at 0.0000620.0265 6.85 5.92 −0.93 372 zinc finger, FYVE domain containing 21Zfyve21 NM_026752_at 0.000010 0.0265 8.40 7.43 −0.97 373 Meis homeobox 1Meis1 NM_001193271_at 0.000062 0.1164 7.87 6.89 −0.98 374 Meis homeobox1 Meis1 NM_010789_at 0.000062 0.1164 7.87 6.89 −0.98 375 RIKEN cDNA5730494M16 gene 5730494M16Rik NM_001004361_at 0.000377 0.0650 6.17 5.17−1.00 376 RIKEN cDNA 5730494M16 gene 5730494M16Rik NM_001142697_at0.000377 0.0650 6.17 5.17 −1.00 377 arginine vasopressin receptor 1AAvpr1a NM_016847_at 0.000015 0.0265 7.35 6.34 −1.01 378 helicase-liketranscription factor Hltf NM_144959_at 0.000842 0.0265 6.20 5.16 −1.04379 transcription factor AP-2 beta Tcfap2b NM_001025305_at 0.0006140.0265 9.37 8.23 −1.13 380 transcription factor AP-2 beta Tcfap2bNM_009334_at 0.000614 0.0265 9.37 8.23 −1.13 381 MTERF domain containing3 Mterfd3 NM_028832_at 0.000042 0.0265 6.79 5.51 −1.28 382 zinc fingerprotein 101 Zfp101 NM_009542_at 0.000006 0.0265 8.40 7.12 −1.28 383sclerostin domain containing 1 Sostdc1 NM_025312_at 0.000189 0.0265 9.838.51 −1.32 384 claudin 8 Cldn8 NM_018778_at 0.000268 0.0650 7.05 5.34−1.71

Example 7 Correlation of Regulated Genes with Known Pathways

Both DBP up-regulated genes and down-regulated genes were analyzed fortheir involvement in known cellular pathways in mouse. Publiclyavailable websites such as the NCBI browser available on the internet atncbi.nlm.nih.gov and the Ensembl Genome Browser on the internet atensembl.org may be used to correlate genes with various cellularpathways. The pathways are ranked by correlation and are shown in Tables10 and 11.

TABLE 10 Correlation of Cellular Pathways with Upregulated Genes p (geo-Statis- metric tical P Q Set Pathway mean) mean value value sizeSignaling in 8.6E−05 3.61 2.6E−24 1.2E−21 210 Immune system GPCRdownstream 2.6E−03 2.78 2.3E−15 5.6E−13 346 signaling Signaling by GPCR3.8E−03 2.65 3.7E−14 6.0E−12 359 GPCR ligand 4.5E−03 2.61 1.2E−131.2E−11 214 binding Class A/1 4.4E−03 2.61 1.3E−13 1.2E−11 174(Rhodopsin-like receptors) Peptide ligand- 6.5E−03 2.49 2.1E−12 1.7E−10102 binding receptors G alpha (i) 6.4E−03 2.47 2.8E−12 1.9E−10 123signalling events Toll Receptor 6.8E−03 2.47 3.2E−12 1.9E−10 60 CascadesChemokine 1.3E−02 2.32 2.2E−10 1.2E−08 29 receptors bind chemokines TollLike Receptor 1.3E−02 2.24 2.6E−10 1.2E−08 45 2 Cascade Toll LikeReceptor 1.3E−02 2.24 2.6E−10 1.2E−08 45 TLR6:TLR2 Cascade Toll LikeReceptor 1.3E−02 2.22 3.6E−10 1.4E−08 47 4 (TLR4) Cascade TRAF6 mediated1.5E−02 2.16 1.0E−09 3.3E−08 48 induction of NFkB and MAP kinases uponTLR7/8 or 9 activation MyD88 dependent 1.5E−02 2.16 1.0E−09 3.3E−08 48cascade initiated on endosome Toll Like Receptor 1.5E−02 2.16 1.0E−093.3E−08 48 7/8 (TLR7/8) Cascade Toll Like Receptor 1.6E−02 2.12 1.8E−095.5E−08 48 3 (TLR3) Cascade TCR signaling 1.6E−02 2.11 2.4E−09 6.7E−0842 NFkB and MAP 1.9E−02 2.07 4.6E−09 1.2E−07 42 kinases activationmediated by TLR4 signaling repertoire MyD88- 2.1E−02 2.03 8.9E−092.1E−07 44 independent cascade initiated on plasma membrane MyD88:Mal2.1E−02 2.02 1.0E−08 2.1E−07 43 cascade initiated on plasma membraneToll Like Receptor 2.1E−02 2.02 1.0E−08 2.1E−07 43 TLR1:TLR2 CascadeMyD88 cascade 2.1E−02 2.02 1.0E−08 2.1E−07 43 initiated on plasmamembrane Toll Like Receptor 2.1E−02 2.02 1.0E−08 2.1E−07 43 10 (TLR10)Cascade Toll Like Receptor 2.1E−02 2.02 1.0E−08 2.1E−07 43 5 (TLR5)Cascade Toll Like Receptor 2.3E−02 1.99 1.5E−08 2.8E−07 50 9 (TLR9)Cascade Innate Immunity 1.8E−02 1.97 1.7E−08 3.2E−07 80 Signaling TRAF6Mediated 2.4E−02 1.98 1.8E−08 3.2E−07 43 Induction of proinflammatorycytokines Activated TLR4 2.3E−02 1.98 1.9E−08 3.3E−07 45 signallingImmunoregulatory 2.0E−02 1.92 5.5E−08 9.1E−07 42 interactions between aLymphoid and a non-Lymphoid cell Costimulation by 3.0E−02 1.86 1.1E−071.7E−06 44 the CD28 family Transport of 3.2E−02 1.82 1.6E−07 2.5E−06 69inorganic cations/anions and amino acids/oligopeptides SLC-mediated3.1E−02 1.78 2.6E−07 3.9E−06 143 transmembrane transport Amino acid and3.5E−02 1.80 2.7E−07 3.9E−06 36 oligopeptide SLC transporters DownstreamTCR 3.6E−02 1.80 3.4E−07 4.9E−06 27 signaling p75NTR signals via 4.3E−021.78 9.3E−07 1.3E−05 12 NF-kB CD28 co- 5.9E−02 1.57 6.4E−06 8.6E−05 27stimulation TAK1 activates 5.7E−02 1.60 6.7E−06 8.8E−05 15 NFkB byphosphorylation and activation of IKKs complex Transmembrane 5.2E−021.52 8.9E−06 1.1E−04 174 transport of small molecules Viral 6.5E−02 1.521.6E−05 2.0E−04 17 dsRNA:TLR3:TRIF Complex Activates RIP1 Generation of5.3E−02 1.51 1.8E−05 2.2E−04 20 second messenger molecules MAPK targets/6.7E−02 1.50 1.9E−05 2.2E−04 20 Nuclear events mediated by MAP kinasesDeath Receptor 7.2E−02 1.52 2.3E−05 2.6E−04 11 Signalling ExtrinsicPathway 7.2E−02 1.52 2.3E−05 2.6E−04 11 for Apoptosis G alpha (s)7.3E−02 1.37 6.3E−05 6.9E−04 75 signalling events MAP kinase 8.4E−021.38 6.5E−05 7.0E−04 27 activation in TLR cascade CTLA4 inhibitory8.7E−02 1.40 7.6E−05 8.0E−04 11 signaling Integrin cell surface 8.0E−021.32 1.0E−04 1.1E−03 76 interactions Hemostasis 6.9E−02 1.31 1.1E−041.1E−03 261 RIG-I/MDA5 7.7E−02 1.35 1.1E−04 1.1E−03 19 mediatedinduction of IFN-alpha/beta pathways Sema4D induced 8.6E−02 1.35 1.2E−041.2E−03 15 cell migration and growth-cone collapse Amino acid 9.6E−021.31 1.4E−04 1.3E−03 24 transport across the plasma membrane Sema4D in9.2E−02 1.30 1.6E−04 1.5E−03 20 semaphorin signaling Nuclear Events9.8E−02 1.31 1.8E−04 1.7E−03 13 (kinase and transcription factoractivation) Cell junction 9.1E−02 1.26 2.0E−04 1.8E−03 58 organizationCD28 dependent 1.0E−01 1.28 2.2E−04 1.9E−03 17 PI3K/Akt signaling CD28dependent 1.1E−01 1.27 2.7E−04 2.3E−03 12 Vav1 pathway ERK/MAPK targets1.1E−01 1.28 2.8E−04 2.4E−03 10 Chaperonin- 1.0E−01 1.22 3.6E−04 3.0E−0321 mediated protein folding Cooperation of 1.1E−01 1.21 4.3E−04 3.6E−0320 Prefoldin and TriC/CCT in actin and tubulin folding Prefoldinmediated 1.1E−01 1.19 5.0E−04 4.1E−03 19 transfer of substrate toCCT/TriC Transport of 1.2E−01 1.15 6.3E−04 5.0E−03 39 glucose and othersugars, bile salts and organic acids, metal ions and amine compoundsCytosolic tRNA 8.4E−02 1.17 7.0E−04 5.4E−03 25 aminoacylationInterleukin-2 1.3E−01 1.10 1.0E−03 8.1E−03 26 signaling Cell-celljunction 1.3E−01 1.09 1.2E−03 9.1E−03 31 organization Interleukinreceptor 1.4E−01 1.08 1.3E−03 9.6E−03 22 SHC signaling Interleukin-3, 5and 1.4E−01 1.08 1.3E−03 9.6E−03 22 GM-CSF signaling Cell surface1.1E−01 1.05 1.6E−03 1.1E−02 77 interactions at the vascular wallSignaling by 1.3E−01 1.05 1.6E−03 1.1E−02 36 Interleukins PD-1 signaling1.4E−01 1.07 1.7E−03 1.2E−02 14 Semaphorin 1.4E−01 1.03 2.0E−03 1.4E−0253 interactions Protein folding 1.6E−01 0.97 3.4E−03 2.3E−02 26Signalling by NGF 1.4E−01 0.89 6.1E−03 4.1E−02 184 G alpha (q) 1.9E−010.86 7.8E−03 5.2E−02 120 signalling events GPVI-mediated 1.8E−01 0.858.9E−03 5.8E−02 24 activation cascade Mus musculus: 2.0E−01 0.86 9.0E−035.8E−02 11 Post-chaperonin tubulin folding pathway Unfolded Protein1.9E−01 0.81 1.1E−02 7.1E−02 50 Response Basigin interactions 1.9E−010.82 1.1E−02 7.1E−02 25 NGF signalling via 1.6E−01 0.81 1.1E−02 7.1E−02106 TRKA from the plasma membrane Adherens junctions 2.0E−01 0.801.3E−02 7.6E−02 21 interactions tRNA 1.5E−01 0.81 1.3E−02 7.6E−02 33Aminoacylation Phosphorylation of 1.9E−01 0.81 1.3E−02 7.9E−02 11 CD3and TCR zeta chains

TABLE 11 Correlation of Cellular Pathways with Downregulated Genes p(geo- Statis- metric tical P Q Set Pathway mean) mean value value sizeCell Cycle, Mitotic 2.9E−05 −3.8E+00 4.7E−26 2.3E−23 237 DNA Replication4.7E−04 −3.0E+00 6.6E−17 1.4E−14 157 DNA strand elongation 8.1E−04−3.1E+00 8.9E−17 1.4E−14 29 Telomere C-strand 2.0E−03 −2.9E+00 1.4E−141.7E−12 22 (Lagging Strand) Synthesis DNA Repair 2.4E−03 −2.7E+004.0E−14 3.9E−12 85 Extension of Telomeres 2.4E−03 −2.8E+00 4.9E−144.0E−12 23 Telomere Maintenance 2.8E−03 −2.7E+00 8.8E−14 5.3E−12 31Chromosome 2.8E−03 −2.7E+00 8.8E−14 5.3E−12 31 Maintenance LaggingStrand 3.8E−03 −2.7E+00 6.1E−13 3.3E−11 20 Synthesis Mitotic M-M/G1phases 1.8E−03 −2.5E+00 1.0E−12 4.9E−11 139 Gap-filling DNA 5.4E−03−2.6E+00 3.6E−12 1.5E−10 16 repair synthesis and ligation in GG-NERGap-filling DNA 5.4E−03 −2.6E+00 3.6E−12 1.5E−10 16 repair synthesis andligation in TC-NER Global Genomic 6.7E−03 −2.5E+00 7.4E−12 2.8E−10 33NER (GG-NER) Synthesis of DNA 6.3E−03 −2.4E+00 1.9E−11 6.2E−10 80Respiratory electron 3.6E−03 −2.4E+00 2.0E−11 6.2E−10 77 transport, ATPsynthesis by chemiosmotic coupling, and heat production by uncouplingproteins. Repair synthesis of 7.4E−03 −2.5E+00 2.2E−11 6.2E−10 15 patch~27-30 bases long by DNA polymerase Repair synthesis for 7.4E−03−2.5E+00 2.2E−11 6.2E−10 15 gap-filling by DNA polymerase in TC-NER CellCycle Checkpoints 7.0E−03 −2.3E+00 3.2E−11 8.5E−10 96 Respiratoryelectron 4.1E−03 −2.4E+00 3.6E−11 9.3E−10 64 transport G2/M Transition1.1E−02 −2.3E+00 1.5E−10 3.7E−09 53 Mitotic G2-G2/M phases 1.1E−02−2.3E+00 1.8E−10 4.3E−09 56 G2/M Checkpoints 8.6E−03 −2.3E+00 2.1E−104.7E−09 40 Nucleotide Excision 1.2E−02 −2.2E+00 4.2E−10 8.9E−09 44Repair Processive synthesis 1.1E−02 −2.3E+00 7.2E−10 1.5E−08 15 on thelagging strand S Phase 1.0E−02 −2.2E+00 7.9E−10 1.5E−08 93 Removal ofthe Flap 1.5E−02 −2.2E+00 4.2E−09 7.8E−08 14 IntermediateTranscription-coupled 1.6E−02 −2.1E+00 4.9E−09 8.8E−08 39 NER (TC-NER)Centrosome maturation 2.0E−02 −2.0E+00 7.5E−09 1.3E−07 44 Recruitment of2.0E−02 −2.0E+00 7.5E−09 1.3E−07 44 mitotic centrosome proteins andcomplexes Processive synthesis 2.0E−02 −2.2E+00 1.7E−08 2.7E−07 11 onthe C-strand of the telomere Activation of the pre- 1.5E−02 −2.0E+002.2E−08 3.5E−07 29 replicative complex Activation of ATR 2.0E−02−2.0E+00 2.5E−08 3.9E−07 34 in response to replication stress DNAReplication Pre- 2.1E−02 −1.9E+00 6.9E−08 9.9E−07 66 Initiation M/G1Transition 2.1E−02 −1.9E+00 6.9E−08 9.9E−07 66 Double-Strand Break2.1E−02 −2.0E+00 7.4E−08 1.0E−06 20 Repair Removal of the Flap 2.7E−02−2.0E+00 1.0E−07 1.4E−06 10 Intermediate from the C-strand Homologous2.8E−02 −1.9E+00 2.2E−07 2.8E−06 15 recombination repair of replication-independent double- strand breaks Homologous 2.8E−02 −1.9E+00 2.2E−072.8E−06 15 Recombination Repair Mitochondrial Fatty 3.5E−02 −1.9E+003.2E−07 3.8E−06 13 Acid Beta-Oxidation Polymerase switching 3.1E−02−1.9E+00 3.3E−07 3.8E−06 13 Leading Strand 3.1E−02 −1.9E+00 3.3E−073.8E−06 13 Synthesis Polymerase switching 3.1E−02 −1.9E+00 3.3E−073.8E−06 13 on the C-strand of the telomere Striated Muscle 3.1E−03−2.0E+00 5.4E−07 6.0E−06 26 Contraction Mitotic G1-G1/S phases 2.7E−02−1.7E+00 9.3E−07 1.0E−05 93 Branched-chain amino 4.4E−02 −1.7E+001.1E−06 1.2E−05 17 acid catabolism M Phase 1.8E−02 −1.7E+00 1.2E−061.3E−05 73 G1/S Transition 3.0E−02 −1.7E+00 1.5E−06 1.5E−05 83APC/C-mediated 4.0E−02 −1.6E+00 6.7E−06 6.6E−05 63 degradation of cellcycle proteins Regulation of mitotic 4.0E−02 −1.6E+00 6.7E−06 6.6E−05 63cell cycle Loss of Nlp from 5.6E−02 −1.6E+00 7.3E−06 7.1E−05 39 mitoticcentrosomes Formation of incision 5.9E−02 −1.6E+00 8.3E−06 7.8E−05 21complex in GG-NER Dual incision reaction 5.9E−02 −1.6E+00 8.3E−067.8E−05 21 in GG-NER Mitotic Prometaphase 2.6E−02 −1.5E+00 9.3E−068.5E−05 70 Activation of APC/C 4.8E−02 −1.5E+00 1.6E−05 1.4E−04 55 andAPC/C:Cdc20 mediated degradation of mitotic proteins Meiotic 6.0E−02−1.5E+00 1.7E−05 1.5E−04 22 Recombination (mouse) Muscle contraction8.6E−03 −1.5E+00 1.9E−05 1.7E−04 41 Regulation of APC/C 5.2E−02 −1.5E+002.3E−05 1.9E−04 59 activators between G1/S and early anaphase NCAM1interactions 5.1E−02 −1.5E+00 2.8E−05 2.3E−04 29 APC/C:Cdc20 5.4E−02−1.4E+00 3.1E−05 2.5E−04 54 mediated degradation of mitotic proteinsPhosphorylation of 7.3E−02 −1.4E+00 5.4E−05 4.4E−04 14 the APC/CAPC/C:Cdc20 7.6E−02 −1.4E+00 7.9E−05 6.3E−04 14 mediated degradation ofCyclin B Glycogen breakdown 7.4E−02 −1.4E+00 8.6E−05 6.7E−04 14(glycogenolysis) Inactivation of APC/C 8.7E−02 −1.3E+00 1.3E−04 9.6E−0415 via direct inhibition of the APC/C complex Inhibition of the 8.7E−02−1.3E+00 1.3E−04 9.6E−04 15 proteolytic activity of APC/C required forthe onset of anaphase by mitotic spindle checkpoint components APC-Cdc20mediated 8.7E−02 −1.3E+00 1.3E−04 9.6E−04 15 degradation of Nek2ACdc20:Phospho- 7.1E−02 −1.3E+00 1.4E−04 1.0E−03 52 APC/C mediateddegradation of Cyclin A NCAM signaling for 7.6E−02 −1.3E+00 1.5E−041.1E−03 52 neurite out-growth APC/C:Cdh1 mediated 7.4E−02 −1.3E+001.8E−04 1.3E−03 54 degradation of Cdc20 and other APC/C:Cdh1 targetedproteins in late mitosis/early G1 Mitotic Spindle 9.3E−02 −1.3E+001.8E−04 1.3E−03 16 Checkpoint Glucuronidation 9.7E−02 −1.3E+00 2.9E−042.0E−03 10 Cyclin A/B1 9.7E−02 −1.3E+00 3.4E−04 2.3E−03 11 associatedevents during G2/M transition Conversion from 1.2E−01 −1.2E+00 7.6E−045.1E−03 13 APC/C:Cdc20 to APC/C:Cdh1 in late anaphase Citric acid cycle(TCA 1.1E−01 −1.2E+00 9.1E−04 6.0E−03 17 cycle) APC/C:Cdc20 1.0E−01−1.1E+00 9.2E−04 6.0E−03 49 mediated degradation of Securin Synthesis ofbile acids 1.3E−01 −1.1E+00 9.3E−04 6.0E−03 22 and bile salts via7alpha-hydroxycholesterol Assembly of the pre- 1.0E−01 −1.1E+00 9.8E−046.2E−03 51 replicative complex Metabolism of water- 1.2E−01 −1.1E+001.1E−03 7.2E−03 31 soluble vitamins and cofactors Metabolism ofporphyrins 1.3E−01 −1.1E+00 1.3E−03 8.0E−03 21 Resolution of Abasic1.4E−01 −1.1E+00 1.5E−03 9.2E−03 15 Sites (AP sites) Base ExcisionRepair 1.4E−01 −1.1E+00 1.5E−03 9.2E−03 15 Removal of DNA 1.4E−01−1.1E+00 1.8E−03 1.1E−02 13 patch containing abasic residue Resolutionof AP sites 1.4E−01 −1.1E+00 1.8E−03 1.1E−02 13 via the multiple-nucleotide patch replacement pathway Autodegradation of 1.2E−01 −1.0E+001.9E−03 1.1E−02 47 Cdh1 by Cdh1:APC/C Heme degradation 1.3E−01 −1.1E+002.0E−03 1.1E−02 12 Regulation of DNA 1.3E−01 −1.0E+00 2.1E−03 1.2E−02 57replication Removal of licensing 1.3E−01 −1.0E+00 2.1E−03 1.2E−02 57factors from origins Phase II conjugation 1.5E−01 −1.0E+00 2.1E−031.2E−02 44 Transcriptional 1.5E−01 −1.0E+00 2.2E−03 1.2E−02 39Regulation of White Adipocyte Differentiation CDO in myogenesis 1.5E−01−1.0E+00 2.2E−03 1.2E−02 11 1327149: Mus 1.5E−01 −1.0E+00 2.2E−031.2E−02 11 musculus: Myogenesis Transcriptional 1.5E−01 −9.8E−01 3.0E−031.6E−02 40 Regulation of Adipocyte Differentiation in 3T3- L1Pre-adipocytes Synthesis of bile acids 1.5E−01 −9.8E−01 3.5E−03 1.9E−0217 and bile salts via 24- hydroxycholesterol RNA Polymerase III 1.6E−01−9.6E−01 3.9E−03 2.0E−02 18 Transcription Initiation RNA Polymerase III1.6E−01 −9.6E−01 3.9E−03 2.0E−02 18 Transcription RNA Polymerase III1.6E−01 −9.6E−01 3.9E−03 2.0E−02 18 Abortive And Retractive InitiationRNA Polymerase I, RNA 1.6E−01 −8.9E−01 6.3E−03 3.2E−02 42 PolymeraseIII, and Mitochondrial Transcription Orc1 removal from 1.6E−01 −8.8E−017.1E−03 3.5E−02 55 chromatin Switching of origins 1.6E−01 −8.8E−017.1E−03 3.5E−02 55 to a post-replicative state Metabolism of 1.9E−01−8.6E−01 8.0E−03 3.9E−02 37 vitamins and cofactors Glucose metabolism1.2E−01 −8.6E−01 8.1E−03 3.9E−02 48 Formation of ATP by 1.7E−01 −8.9E−019.5E−03 4.6E−02 10 chemiosmotic coupling Fanconi Anemia pathway 1.9E−01−8.4E−01 1.1E−02 5.1E−02 14 Biological oxidations 1.9E−01 −7.7E−011.5E−02 7.0E−02 97 E2F mediated regulation 1.9E−01 −7.8E−01 1.6E−027.3E−02 16 of DNA replication CDT1 association with 1.9E−01 −7.3E−012.1E−02 9.8E−02 45 the CDC6:ORC:origin complex

Referring to Table 10, immune response signaling is the most relevantup-regulated pathway, followed by G protein coupled receptors thatincludes the chemokine receptors used by the dendritic cells to navigatemigration from the skin to the draining lymph node. Referring to Table11, the down-regulated genes are predominantly cell cycle genes.

The analysis considers all levels of gene expression changes in fullthickness skin induced by topical DBP and indicates the biologicalpathways that are involved, with a corresponding p value for eachpathway. This analysis validates that gene expression in full thicknessskin induced by topical DBP corresponds to dendritic cell activation inthe skin. Previously, we demonstrated that activation of this phenomenoncan be used as an effective vaccine adjuvant (see U.S. Pat. Nos.6,210,672 and 7,229,621).

Example 8 Seasonal Influenza Vaccine used with and without TopicalAdjuvants

The human seasonal influenza vaccine, Fluzone, was used to immunizeC57BL/6 mice with and without topical adjuvants. Groups of 5 to 9 miceeach were shaved on the abdominal skin on day −1 and the following dayimmunized intradermally on one side of the abdomen with 50 microlitersof Fluzone using a 300 microliter insulin syringe with a 28 gaugeneedle. Some of the mice were also treated topically over theimmunization site with camphor dissolved in acetone, DBP, or dibutyl Ltartrate (DBlT). Separate groups of mice were bled on days 7, 10, 14 or21 and tested for hemagglutination inhibition (HAI) titers to Fluzoneusing the chicken red blood cell protocol described by the World HealthOrganization (WHO). Other groups of mice were reimmunized in the sameway on the opposite side of the abdomen on day 21 and bled on day 28 orday 42. The data are shown in FIGS. 9 and 10. An HAI titer of 1:40 orgreater is considered to be protective in human clinical trials ofseasonal influenza vaccines.

FIG. 9 shows that the dose of influenza vaccine (Fluzone) used wassub-optimal for inducing a protective response, defined by the WHO as ahemagglutination inhibition (HAI) titer of 1:40 or higher. The number ofindividual mice that achieved a titer of 1:40 or better is shown as thefractional response. When that same dose of fluzone was accompanied bytopical camphor, the HAI titer was improved. When the same dose ofFluzone was accompanied by topical DBP, the HAI response was majorlyimproved (p<0.005). FIG. 10 shows the same kind of experiment using thesame dose of Fluzone with and without topical DBT. Topical DBT had anadjuvant effect almost but not quite as good as DBT had (FIG. 9). Inother words, the adjuvant activity of camphor DBT and DBP fall in thesame order as the three topical molecules have in FIG. 8, where thenumber of activated dendritic cells in the draining lymph node isplotted. Our algorithms that analyze gene expression induced in the skinaccurately predict the number of activated dendritic cells that will befound in the skin draining lymph node after topical application of thesmall lipophilic molecules. Therefore, the gene expression profile willpredict the relative efficacy of a topical vaccine adjuvant.

Table 12 shows data for DBP and dibutyl L tartrate (DBlT).

TABLE 12 Activation of Murine Skin Dendritic Cells by DBP vs. DBlTTreatment DC/LN (SD) MFI CD86 none (n = 17)  6,859 (3,881) 178 (50) DBP(n = 15) 145,255 (75,019) 618 (95) DBlT (n = 18) 101,764 (67,477)  634(126)

It is understood that the examples and embodiments described herein arefor illustrative purposes only and that various modifications or changesin light thereof will be suggested to persons skilled in the art and areto be included within the spirit and purview of this application andscope of any appended claims. All figures, tables, and appendices, aswell as publications, patents, and patent applications, cited herein arehereby incorporated by reference in their entirety for all purposes.

1. A method of identifying a candidate adjuvant capable of activatingdendritic cells, the method comprising: a) measuring expression level ofa plurality of genes in skin of an animal prior to exposure to a testcompound, wherein the plurality of genes are known to be upregulated ordownregulated in the skin of the animal in response to topicalapplication of dibutyl phthalate (DBP) to skin of said animal; b)exposing skin of an animal of the same species to the test compound; c)measuring expression level of the plurality of genes in the skin of theanimal after exposure to the test compound; and d) comparing expressionlevel of the plurality of genes measured in steps (a) and (c), whereinan increase or decrease in expression level of the plurality of genesfollowing exposure to the test compound by a pre-determined change inexpression level indicates that the test compound is capable ofactivating dendritic cells.
 2. The method of claim 1, wherein saidpre-determined change in expression level is selected from the groupconsisting of: (a) an increase by a factor of at least 2; and (b) adecrease by a factor of at least
 2. 3. The method of claim 1, whereinsaid plurality of genes is selected from the group of genes listed inTables 1-5 and in Table 8, Nos. 1-215.
 4. The method of claim 1, whereinsaid plurality of genes are significantly upregulated by Toll-likeReceptor (TLR) stimulation of dendritic cells.
 5. The method of claim 1,wherein said plurality of genes comprise early response gene(s).
 6. Themethod of claim 1, wherein an increase in gene expression is measuredusing a weighted average.
 7. The method of claim 1, wherein geneexpression is measured using an array comprising a substrate and aplurality of polynucleotide probes affixed to the substrate.
 8. Themethod of claim 7, wherein the array comprises a plurality ofpolynucleotide probes that are specifically complementary to saidplurality of genes.
 9. A method of identifying a candidate immunologicaladjuvant capable of activating dendritic cells, the method comprising:(a) identifying genes whose expression levels are upregulated ordownregulated in skin of an animal in response to topical application ofDBP and DBP analogs; (b) quantifying the levels of activated dendriticcells in draining lymph nodes of said animal in response to topicalapplication of DBP and DBP analogs; (c) determining a model of activityof the DBP and DBP analogs, wherein a level of activated dendritic cellsin draining lymph nodes measured in response to topical application ofDBP and DBP analogs is correlated with the genes whose expression levelsare upregulated or downregulated in response to topical application ofDBP and DBP analogs; and (d) determining whether a test compound is acandidate immunological adjuvant capable of activating dendritic cellson the basis of whether topical application of the test compound resultsin upregulation or downregulation of genes comparable to genes that showupregulation or downregulation in response to DBP or a DBP analog thatleads to increased levels of activated dendritic cells in draining lymphnodes of said animal.
 10. The method of claim 9, wherein said model ofactivity of the DBP and DBP analogs is selected from the groupconsisting of Bayesian additive regression trees (BART), multivariateadaptive regression splines (MARS), gradient-boosted generalized linearmodels (GLMs), and bagged generalized linear models.
 11. The method ofclaim 9, wherein said genes whose expression levels are upregulated ordownregulated are selected from the group of genes listed in: (a) Table8, Nos. 216-436 determined by the Wilcoxin model and the genesdetermined by the Wilcoxin model that are in common with genes listed asNos. 1-215 of Table 8; (b) Table 8, Nos. 437-794 determined by theKendall model and the genes determined by the Kendall genes that are incommon with genes listed as Nos. 1-215 of Table 8; and (c) Table
 9. 12.An array comprising: (a) a solid support; and (b) a plurality ofpolynucleotide probes immobilized on said solid support, wherein theplurality of polynucleotide probes are capable of hybridizing to atleast 10 genes listed in Tables 1-5 and Table 8, optionally includingone or more control probes.
 13. The array of claim 12, wherein saidprobe array is a microarray.
 14. The array of claim 12, wherein saidplurality of polynucleotide probes is capable of hybridizing to at least10 of the 384 genes listed in Table
 9. 15. A kit comprising the array ofclaim 12 and instructions for test compound screening and quantificationof gene expression using the microarray.
 16. A method of monitoring theefficacy of a candidate adjuvant compound in a subject comprising: a)measuring baseline expression of a plurality of genes known to beupregulated or downregulated in skin in response to topical applicationof DBP; c) topically applying to the skin of said subject the candidateadjuvant compound, d) measuring the expression of the plurality of genesafter exposure of the to the candidate adjuvant compound, and e)comparing expression levels of the plurality of genes before and afterexposure to the candidate adjuvant compound, wherein a change inexpression of any of the one or more of the plurality of genes by atleast two-fold following exposure to the candidate adjuvant compoundindicates that the compound is an effective adjuvant.
 17. The method ofclaim 16, wherein said one or more genes are early response gene(s). 18.The method of claim 16, wherein said plurality of genes aresignificantly upregulated by Toll-like Receptor (TLR) stimulation. 19.The method of claim 16, wherein an expression level of said plurality ofgenes is known to be increased in activated dendritic cells.
 20. Acomposition comprising: a lipophilic molecule having a molecular weightof less than 500 daltons that induces dendritic cell migration andmodulates expression level of genes in skin cells, wherein at least 20%of genes whose expression level is increased or decreased by at least2-fold by DBP are also increased or decreased, respectively, by at least2-fold by said lipophilic molecule, wherein the lipophilic molecule isnot DBP, and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier.
 21. A vaccinecomprising an antigen and a lipophilic molecule of less than 500daltons, wherein the molecule induces dendritic cell migration andmodulates expression level of genes in skin cells, wherein at least 20%of genes whose expression level is increased or decreased by at least2-fold by DBP are also increased or decreased, respectively, by at least2-fold by said lipophilic molecule, wherein the molecule is not DBP. 22.A method of inducing an immune response in a subject comprisingadministering the vaccine of claim 21 to said subject.